A panel sized for what you run today.

Plenty of Inland Empire homes still run on the panel they were built with. Since then the house has picked up central air, a pool pump, a second fridge in the garage and maybe a car charger. When that is all on an old panel or a 100 amp service, breakers trip in July, and anything new you want to add has nowhere to go.

We start by working out what the house actually draws. Sometimes the answer is a new panel. Sometimes it is a bigger service, and sometimes it is a sub-panel in the garage or two dedicated circuits. When the service has to change, we pull the permit, work with the utility on the disconnect and reconnect, and stay on it until the inspector signs off.

What the job includes

• Panel replacement with new breakers, labeled circuit by circuit
• Service upgrades, commonly 100 amp to 200 amp
• Sub-panels for garages, shops, additions and ADUs
• Circuit breaker repair and replacement
• Whole-house surge protection at the panel
• Generator interlock kits and transfer switches
• Dedicated circuits for AC, ranges, spas and chargers
• Permit, inspection and utility coordination

Signs it's time to call

• Breakers trip when the AC and the dryer run together
• The panel is warm, buzzes, or smells of hot plastic
• There are no open slots left for a new circuit
• Rust or water marks inside the panel or the meter can
• A home inspector or your insurer has flagged the panel

What it costs

We do not post a price range for panels, because the number depends on what we find: the size of the service, how far the panel is from the meter, whether the meter can has to change, how many circuits move over, and what the inspector will want brought up to code. We look at it and give you one price before we start.

From a customer

"Team did a great job for our project. We had them Run 20 amp circuit 15 ft. … They were very informative every step of the way."Martha R., Google review