The main electrical panel is the heart of your home’s electrical system, and your distribution point for all the electric circuits in your home. It’s so important, that we guarantee your electrical panel and main service replacement project will be completed on or before the date we promised. Depending on when your home was built and how much electricity you use, your power panel may need to be replaced or a sub-panel added to keep up with demand.
If your home has a screw-in fuse panel, an obsolete panel, or even worse, has lost its UL listing due to a faulty main breaker or circuit breaker—you may have to consider a new electrical panel for your home. Installing a new electrical panel in your home will increase your safety and peace of mind knowing that the heart of your electrical system is working properly for you and your home.
We guarantee our workmanship for a period of 3 years or more.
Call our experienced electricians today.Electrical Panel Installation Experts
Electrical panel installations must also be done according to strict electrical codes to minimize the risk of injury and damage. Every one of our electricians is skilled, trained, and has the necessary qualifications to install a new electrical panel accordingly.
When to install a new electrical panel:
- Existing electrical panel is old and outdated
- You need more space to add new circuits
- Old panel is rusted out, and moisture is causing short circuits
- You plan on installing new appliances
- Consistent wiring issues
Reach out to our electrical installation experts for an appointment.
Call us today for an estimate.
Reliable Electrical Subpanel Services
Call our electrical subpanel experts today for an estimate. Your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed!
Call us today for an estimate.An electrical subpanel is an extension of the electrical services from the main electrical panel. These are useful when you need a large amount of energy—especially in the basement, garage, or other workshops. If you need your electrical subpanel to be repaired, or replaced, or you need one installed, our team at Mister Sparky® is here to help you.
Common types of electrical subpanels
- Main Lug Only (MLO) Subpanel
- Main Breaker Subpanel
- Load Center
- Flush Mount Subpanel
- Surface Mount Subpanel
- Indoor and Outdoor Subpanels
- Three-Phase Subpanel
- Specialty Subpanel
Electrical Panel Upgrades
If your panel is malfunctioning, it often causes your breakers to trip, or they will fail to trip. Malfunctions can cause a fire, smoke, melted wires, or even shock someone. If your electrical panel isn’t working, it may be time to replace it to keep your family safe.
You may need to upgrade your electrical panel if:
- Appliances are running at less than full power
- The interior of your electrical panel is hot
- You hear cracking noises
- You notice your circuit breakers are rusted
- Your home has a fuse block or splits bus panel
