Electrical Panel Upgrade

What This Service Involves

An aging or undersized panel is a common bottleneck in older Puget Sound homes, tripping breakers and struggling to support today's appliances, EV chargers, and heat pumps. We replace the old panel with a properly sized modern unit, install new breakers with clear labeling, and bring the grounding and bonding up to current code. We coordinate the utility disconnect and reconnect so downtime stays brief, and every connection is inspected before the power comes back. The result is a safe, expandable electrical system ready for whatever you plug into it next.

Benefits

Ends nuisance breaker trips and overload risk; adds capacity for EV chargers, heat pumps, and modern loads; brings grounding and bonding up to current code; clearly labeled breakers simplify future work; safer connections backed by inspection

Our Process

1) Assess current load and recommend the right panel size; 2) Coordinate the utility disconnect and safety measures; 3) Install the new panel, breakers, grounding, and bonding; 4) Pass inspection and restore labeled, tested power

What Affects the Cost

Existing versus new service amperage such as 100 to 200 amp; whether the meter base or service entrance also needs work; panel location and accessibility; number of circuits to transfer and label; utility coordination and permit fees

Best Time of Year

Panel work happens indoors year-round, though scheduling before adding winter heat loads is wise.