Your electrical panel is the heart of your entire electrical system — and when it's outdated or overloaded, your whole home is at risk.
If your breakers are tripping, your lights are flickering, or you're installing new appliances, EV chargers, or planning a whole house rewire, upgrading your electrical panel is one of the most important things you can do to protect your home's safety and reliability.
We specialize in electrical panel upgrades, breaker box replacements, old fuse box conversions, and main service upgrades, ensuring your home meets today's electrical demands and modern code requirements.
Whether your home needs a 100A, 150A, 200A, or 225A panel, we deliver clean, safe, code-compliant installations built to last for decades.
An electrical panel upgrade replaces your old, unsafe, or undersized breaker box with a new, modern, properly sized service panel.
A properly installed electrical panel ensures your entire system can safely deliver the power your home needs — without overheating, tripping, or creating fire hazards.
Most homeowners aren't sure when their panel needs to be replaced. But your electrical system sends clear signs:
This is the #1 symptom of an overloaded or failing panel.
Often caused by inadequate power capacity.
Fuse boxes became outdated decades ago — they cannot support modern electrical loads.
This is a serious hazard and requires immediate evaluation.
Panels should never make noise or feel warm to the touch.
This indicates wiring and panel grounding issues.
EV chargers, hot tubs, HVAC systems, kitchen remodels, laundry room upgrades.
Federal Pacific (FPE), Zinsco/Sylvania, Challenger, Pushmatic, Bulldog.
Panels have a lifespan of 25–40 years.
If you notice any of these issues, an electrical panel replacement is the safest solution.
A panel upgrade isn't just swapping a box — it's modernizing your entire electrical service.
Properly sized for home capacity (100A–200A+).
AFCI, GFCI, and dual-function breakers installed where required.
If the existing feeder is outdated, we replace it.
Ground rods, cold water bonding, and grounding electrode conductor upgrades.
Some homes need a meter upgrade to match new service sizes.
For larger homes or additions.
All circuits labeled clearly for safety and convenience.
We handle all legal and compliance requirements.
Most homeowners are unsure whether they need 100A, 150A, or 200A service. Here's a simple breakdown:
| Panel Size | Best For | Typical Uses |
|---|---|---|
| 100 Amp | Very small homes or limited loads | Older homes with minimal appliances, small remodels, no EV chargers |
| 150 Amp | Medium-sized homes | Moderate electrical demand, upgrades without major additions |
| 200 Amp ⭐ | Modern standard for most homes | High electrical usage, EV chargers, upgraded HVAC, whole home rewires, future-proofing |
| 225-400 Amp | High-demand or luxury homes | Large homes, workshops, multiple EV chargers, heavy electrical loads |
Cost depends on panel size, home age, meter relocation, grounding system, panel brand, existing service capacity, and permit requirements.
$1,900 – $3,500
$2,500 – $4,500
$3,400 – $6,500
$5,000 – $11,000+
We provide honest, upfront pricing with no surprises.
These panels are known to fail safety tests and require replacement:
Federal Pacific (FPE)
Zinsco
Challenger
Sylvania
Pushmatic
Bulldog
Fuse boxes
Corroded or overloaded breaker panels
Some panels have a documented failure rate of up to 60%. A new electrical panel eliminates these hazards and protects your biggest investment — your home.
We inspect breakers, bus bar condition, panel age, wiring condition, load calculations, safety hazards, and code compliance gaps.
You receive panel size recommendation, full breakdown of costs, timeline, required materials, safety improvements, and code requirements.
We ensure safe power shutoff, clean workspace, home protection, and efficient workflow.
We safely disconnect and remove your existing service panel.
We install new breakers, updated grounding, new wiring terminations, and arc-fault and GFCI protection.
We ensure proper breaker operation, balanced loads, no overheating, and full safety compliance.
All work passes local building codes and safety requirements.
If you're searching for "rewire my home," "whole house rewire electrician," or "home wiring replacement," then a panel upgrade is often part of the project.
Rewiring with an outdated panel is unsafe and will not pass inspection. We evaluate your panel and tell you whether an upgrade is necessary.
EV chargers (Level 2) require 40A–60A breakers, 240V dedicated circuits, upgraded grounding, and sufficient panel capacity.
If your panel is undersized, we upgrade it before EV charger installation.
We ensure full compliance and safe installation.
Professional workmanship with precise, organized wiring.
Clear, transparent estimates.
Every upgrade meets NEC and local code standards.
We integrate your panel with modern home needs.
We minimize downtime and keep your home safe.
We upgrade electrical panels in:
Get a free quote for your electrical panel upgrade or breaker box replacement.