Electrical Panel Upgrades

Professional panel replacements and upgrades for modern power needs

Your electrical panel is the heart of your home's electrical system, distributing power safely throughout your property. As homes and businesses add more devices and appliances, older panels often struggle to keep up with increased demands, creating potential safety hazards and inconvenient power issues.

At Teva Électrique, we specialize in upgrading electrical panels from outdated 60-100 amp services to modern 200-400 amp systems that can handle today's power requirements. Our certified electricians perform safe, code-compliant panel replacements that improve your electrical system's reliability, capacity, and safety.

Whether you're experiencing frequent circuit breaker trips, planning a renovation, or simply want to modernize an aging electrical system, our panel upgrade services provide the foundation for safe and efficient power distribution throughout your property.

Expert Electrical Panel Upgrades

Our certified electricians ensure safe, code-compliant installations

Benefits

Increased Capacity

Handle modern power demands with upgraded panels that support more circuits and higher amperage.

Enhanced Safety

Modern panels include advanced safety features to prevent electrical fires and shocks.

Code Compliance

Ensure your electrical system meets current building codes and safety standards.

Property Value

Increase your property's value with updated electrical infrastructure that appeals to buyers.

Our Process

Our streamlined approach ensures a smooth and efficient panel upgrade experience

Initial Assessment

Our licensed electricians will evaluate your current electrical panel, assess your power needs, and recommend the appropriate upgrade solution.

Detailed Proposal

We'll provide a comprehensive proposal outlining the scope of work, timeline, and transparent pricing with no hidden fees.

Permit Acquisition

We handle all necessary permits and ensure compliance with local electrical codes and regulations.

Professional Installation

Our experienced team will safely disconnect the old panel, install the new one, and properly connect all circuits with minimal disruption to your power supply.

Inspection and Testing

We thoroughly test all connections and circuits to ensure everything is working correctly and safely before final approval.

Client Walkthrough

We'll explain the new panel's features, provide maintenance tips, and answer any questions you may have about your upgraded electrical system.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my electrical panel needs an upgrade?

Signs that indicate you may need an upgrade include frequent circuit breaker trips, flickering lights, buzzing sounds from the panel, warm outlets, using multiple power strips due to insufficient outlets, or having an older fuse box system. If your home is over 20 years old or you're planning to add major appliances, an upgrade is often necessary.

How long does a panel upgrade typically take?

A standard residential panel upgrade usually takes 1-2 days to complete. Commercial upgrades may take longer depending on the complexity and size of the system. We work efficiently to minimize downtime and will provide a specific timeline during your consultation.

Will I need to be without power during the upgrade?

Yes, power will need to be shut off during the installation. We typically schedule the work to minimize inconvenience and can often complete the main switchover in a single day. For businesses, we can arrange to work during off-hours or weekends.

What size electrical panel do I need?

Modern homes typically require at least a 200-amp panel. The right size depends on your property's square footage, number of appliances, and future expansion plans. Our electricians will assess your specific needs and recommend the appropriate panel size during the initial consultation.

Are electrical panel upgrades covered by insurance?

Some insurance companies offer discounts after panel upgrades due to the reduced fire risk. Additionally, upgrading from outdated panels (especially Federal Pacific or Zinsco panels) may be required to maintain coverage. We can provide documentation for your insurance company after the upgrade is complete.

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