ESA/ECRA #7017368
ESA/ECRA #7017368Upgrade your electrical panel to meet modern power demands and ensure the safety of your home or business.
Your electrical panel is the heart of your home's electrical system. Here's when you should consider an upgrade.
If you have a Federal Pacific, Zinsco, or Pushmatic panel, we strongly recommend immediate replacement. These panels have known safety issues and may not trip properly during overloads, creating fire hazards.
If your breakers trip often, your panel may be overloaded and unable to handle your electrical demands.
Fuse boxes are outdated and should be replaced with modern circuit breaker panels for safety and convenience.
Lights that flicker when appliances turn on indicate your panel may not have enough capacity.
Adding square footage, a hot tub, EV charger, or major appliances often requires a panel upgrade.
A warm or hot panel is a serious warning sign. Contact us immediately for an inspection.
Older panels may not meet current code requirements and could have worn components.
Choose the right panel size for your current and future electrical needs.
Basic service for smaller homes with minimal electrical demands. Suitable for homes under 1,500 sq ft without electric heating.
The current standard for most homes. Handles modern electrical demands including EV chargers, hot tubs, and smart home systems.
For larger homes with extensive electrical needs, workshops, multiple EV chargers, or commercial applications.
We replace all types of outdated or hazardous electrical panels.
Federal Pacific Electric (FPE) Stab-Lok panels have a documented history of breakers failing to trip during overloads. Insurance companies often require replacement of these panels. We strongly recommend immediate replacement.
Zinsco panels (also sold as Sylvania) have similar issues with breakers that may not trip properly. The aluminum bus bars can also melt, creating serious fire hazards.
While not inherently dangerous, fuse boxes are outdated and inconvenient. They typically indicate older wiring that may need upgrading. Insurance companies may charge higher premiums for homes with fuse boxes.
Pushmatic panels use a different breaker design that can wear out over time. Replacement breakers are difficult to find and expensive, making a panel upgrade more economical.
We evaluate your current panel, wiring, and electrical needs to recommend the right upgrade for your home.
We handle all permit applications with the ESA (Electrical Safety Authority) on your behalf.
Professional installation of your new panel, including all wiring connections and labeling.
ESA inspection to verify code compliance. We schedule and coordinate the inspection for you.
Contact us for a free assessment of your electrical panel and get a quote for an upgrade.