If your electrical panel or breakers feel warm to the touch, it's a critical sign of overloading or loose connections.
Lights dimming when the AC or microwave turns on usually means your panel can't handle the current load demand.
Federal Pacific (FPE) or Zinsco panels are known fire hazards. If you have one, you should upgrade immediately.
We calculate your home's total demand and pull all necessary town permits to ensure the project is fully legal and compliant.
We coordinate with the utility to cut power, swap the panel, and install high-quality breakers and heavy-duty grounding.
No more guessing. We perform a thorough circuit trace and provide clear, professional labeling for every breaker in your new panel.
We meet with the town electrical inspector on-site to sign off on the work, ensuring your project meets the highest safety standards.
A typical panel swap and service upgrade results in 4 to 6 hours of downtime. We coordinate this carefully with the utility company to ensure a smooth transition.
Whole-home surge protection is now required by NEC code during a panel upgrade. it protects your expensive appliances and electronics from lightning and utility power spikes.
No. Upgrading to 200A service requires a larger meter socket, a new service entrance cable, and a heavier-duty electrical panel to safely handle the increased current.
These legacy panels have a high failure rate where the breakers fail to trip during an overload, creating a significant fire hazard. If you have one, we recommend an urgent upgrade.
Get a free, no-obligation estimate from Connecticut's trusted electrical experts.