Your panel is the heart of your electrical system, and when it’s outdated, everything downstream suffers. From flickering lights to constant breaker trips, these “small” annoyances often point to bigger issues behind the scenes. Left unchecked, they can put your home (and your peace of mind) at risk.
Whether your current panel is outdated, overloaded, or just not keeping up, our upgrades go beyond the basics. We don’t just swap out parts; we take the time to understand your home’s electrical system, future needs, and safety concerns so the upgrade actually solves the problem the first time.
We start with a full diagnostic of your panel and wiring to spot hidden issues and prevent costly surprises.
Your new panel is installed to meet current safety codes and pass inspection, so you’re protected.
Your new panel is built to handle your current needs and future plans, like EV charging or a remodel.
Every breaker is labeled and tested, giving you clarity and confidence before we leave.
We take care of the permits and coordinate directly with inspectors, so you don’t have to stress.
If something’s off after the job, we’ll make it right. Our work is backed by warranty and real care.
We are not the right electrician for everyone, and that is okay. We want you to feel confident in your choice, so here’s what to know before reaching out.
We upgrade panels to meet today’s safety codes and handle the real electrical load of your home. No guesswork, no shortcuts, no patch jobs.
If your home still runs on fuses, has a Zinsco or Federal Pacific panel, or constantly trips breakers, it’s time to bring your system up to modern standards.
Whether it’s an EV charger, hot tub, or kitchen remodel, we’ll make sure your panel can handle the upgrades you’re planning, without overloads or risks.
We’re not a handyman service. We’re licensed electricians focused on doing the job right the first time, with safety and long-term value in mind.
We focus exclusively on residential homes. If you're looking for help with a retail space, warehouse, or office, a commercial electrician is a better fit.
If you're just starting to notice issues but don’t know the cause, it may be better to begin with a full electrical system diagnostic before jumping to a panel replacement.
