Panel upgrades & replacement · Springfield & the valley
100A to 200A, fuse boxes retired, aluminum and undersized panels brought up to code — so you can add the EV charger, the new AC, or the addition without the lights browning out.
From $1,800 (sample) · permit + inspection handled · power coordinated with the utility
No mystery, no surprise bill. Here’s exactly what happens from your call to the job done.
We add up what your home actually draws and what you’re about to add, then size the panel right — usually 200A.
We pull the permit and schedule the brief power shut-off with your utility, so the swap is legal and safe.
Old panel out, new panel and breakers in, every circuit labeled clearly — typically a one-day job.
The inspector signs it off and you get the paperwork — important for insurance and resale.
Any of these and it’s worth a free look before something forces the issue.
A straightforward 100A-to-200A upgrade usually lands here; a full service change with a new mast or meter can run more. We give you the exact figure in writing after a look at your panel and meter — ask the assistant below what a typical upgrade involves.
On a real build, these are your live Google reviews.
“Retired a 1970s fuse box for a clean 200A panel. Every breaker labeled, permit and inspection handled, done in a day.”
“My old panel couldn’t take the charger. Upgraded to 200A and now everything runs without the lights dimming.”
“Coordinated the utility shut-off so we barely lost power. Explained why 200A instead of just patching the old one.”
Most 100A-to-200A upgrades are a one-day job. A full service change (new mast, weatherhead or meter base) can take longer — we’ll tell you which yours is before we start.
Only briefly, and we schedule the utility disconnect so it’s planned, not a surprise. Most of the day you’re working around a short, coordinated outage.
If you’re only tripping the occasional breaker, sometimes a repair is enough. But if you’re adding big loads (EV, AC, addition) or you’re on fuses, 200A is the right long-term call. We give you the honest answer, not the biggest invoice.
Yes — a panel is exactly the kind of work that needs a permit and inspection. We handle both. Unpermitted panel work can void insurance and stall a home sale.
A modern 200A panel, permitted and inspected, with every circuit labeled. Free assessment first.