Upgrading your electrical panel from 100 amps to 200 amps with us starts at $1,000, with additional city permits typically beginning at $150. While these are our starting rates, most homeowners should budget between $2,000 and $5,000 plus permit fees for a complete upgrade, depending on the specific conditions of your home.
Our pricing is transparent with NO HIDDEN FEES, and we include several essential steps to ensure your new system is safe and reliable:
- Professional Load Evaluation: We perform an on-site calculation to measure your current usage and future needs, such as EV chargers or modern HVAC systems.
- Permit & Utility Coordination: We handle the entire application process with the local building department and arrange the necessary disconnects and reconnects with your utility provider.
- Code Compliance: Our fully trained technicians ensure every connection meets the National Electrical Code (NEC), including mandatory grounding, bonding, and required working clearances.
- Safety Upgrades: If your home requires new AFCI or GFCI protection to meet 2023 NEC standards, these advanced circuit interrupters generally cost between $8 and $20 per circuit.
Because every home is different, we provide a thorough inspection as part of our quoting process so you only pay for exactly what your home needs. We back all of our Electric Panel Upgrades with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
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