Breakers that trip often, lights that dim when the AC or dryer kicks on, or a panel that's warm or buzzing can all mean your panel is working harder than it was designed to. A service upgrade gives your home the capacity it needs now, with room for what you add later.
Panel and meter upgrades
Capacity for EV chargers, heat pumps and new appliances
Replacing older fuse boxes and aging panels
Power-off times planned with you ahead of time
Cabinets get the attention, but the electrical plan decides how well a kitchen works day to day. Planning it before the walls close is far easier than adding it later.
Dedicated circuits for the range, dishwasher and microwave
Outlets along the counters and on the island
GFCI protection near the sink
Under-cabinet, pendant and recessed lighting
A check that your panel can handle the added load
Bathrooms mix water and electricity, so the details matter more here than anywhere else in the house.
GFCI-protected outlets
A properly sized exhaust fan to control moisture
Vanity lighting rated for damp or wet areas
Heated floors and towel warmers on their own circuit
Outlets where you actually use them
Complete wiring for new builds, from the electrical plan through rough-in and finish work, coordinated with your builder's schedule.
Dead outlets, flickering lights, tripping breakers, two-prong outlets, rooms that need more outlets, new fixtures and fans. Small jobs are often easier to handle together, so send your list and we'll tell you what it will take.
Call right away if you notice:
A burning smell near outlets, switches or the panel
Outlets or switch plates that feel warm
Buzzing or crackling, or sparks when you plug something in
Scorched or discolored outlets
Water near electrical
A breaker that trips again right after you reset it
If you see smoke or fire, leave the house and call 911 first.
Financing is available on larger projects like service upgrades and remodel wiring, through the link on your estimate.
Not sure which service fits? Send a quick description and we'll let you know.
