Question 1

How do I know if my electrical panel is outdated?

Accepted Answer

Panels that are several decades old, have limited breaker space, or struggle to support modern appliances may benefit from an upgrade.

Question 2

What is the difference between a panel upgrade and a service upgrade?

Accepted Answer

A panel upgrade replaces the panel itself, while a service upgrade may increase the amount of power coming into the home from the utility provider.

Question 3

Will the power be shut off during the installation?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Power to the home is typically disconnected while the panel is being replaced so the installation can be completed safely. But, do not worry! We have a solution to keep your home running while we work.

Question 4

What types of equipment may require additional electrical capacity?

Accepted Answer

Equipment such as EV chargers, electric ranges, HVAC systems, and other large appliances may require additional circuits or electrical capacity.

Question 5

Does a panel upgrade require permits or inspections?

Accepted Answer

Electrical panel installations typically must meet local electrical codes and inspection requirements.

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How do I know if my electrical panel is outdated?

What is the difference between a panel upgrade and a service upgrade?

Will the power be shut off during the installation?

What types of equipment may require additional electrical capacity?

Does a panel upgrade require permits or inspections?

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