Service upgrades, panel replacements, service splits and subpanels. Load-calculated, permitted, inspected and labeled — done once, done right.
These panels have a documented history of breakers that fail to trip under fault. Many insurers now surcharge or refuse coverage. Replacement is the only real fix.
Repeated tripping usually means the service is undersized for how the house is actually used now — not that the breaker is bad.
A load calculation tells you whether the existing service supports it. Sometimes it does. When it doesn’t, a service split is cheaper than a full upgrade.
Double-tapped breakers and a full panel mean the next addition has nowhere to go. A subpanel is often the fastest answer.
We calculate the actual demand before quoting anything. That number decides whether you need 200A, a service split, or just a subpanel — and it goes in the permit set.
Power riser and load calculation produced by us as electrical contractor of record. No engineering fee.
We schedule the disconnect and reconnect with the power company so the outage lands in one planned window instead of dragging across days.
Meter can, service-entrance conductors, grounding and bonding to current NEC, new panel set and every circuit labeled — legibly, on a printed directory.
We meet the inspector, pass, and close the permit. You get the paperwork, which matters when you sell or refinance.
It’s the part nobody sees and the part that decides whether a fault clears safely. We bring it to current code even when the inspector wouldn’t catch it.
Handwritten "lights?" on masking tape is not a directory. Every circuit gets identified and printed, so the next person — including you at 11pm — knows what’s what.
Sometimes you don’t need a bigger service. Load management for an EV charger or heat can keep you on the existing service and save thousands.
The brand is usually printed on the panel door or the inside label. Send us a photo of the open panel and we’ll tell you in a few minutes, at no cost.
Yes, everywhere in Florida. Anyone offering to swap your panel without pulling one is exposing you — an unpermitted service change can block a sale and void an insurance claim.
A straightforward service upgrade is typically a single planned outage in one day. We schedule the utility disconnect and reconnect so it happens in one window.
Yes, and it’s the right time to do it. Adding the circuit while the panel is open costs far less than coming back for it later.
Often yes, in your favor. Many Florida insurers surcharge or decline homes with Zinsco or Federal Pacific panels. Keep the permit and inspection paperwork — that’s what they ask for.
"Very satisfied with the work they did at my house, 100% recommended."
— ALEJANDRA MARRÓN · GOOGLE REVIEWOpen the door, take a picture, text it over. We’ll tell you what you have and what it needs.
