Electrical Service Upgrade
Do you need an electrical panel upgrade?
Electrical panels of any quality don’t last indefinitely. To keep your home secure, they must be routinely inspected and upgraded or replaced as needed. To safeguard your house and ensure that you have access to the power you require when you need it, our electrical contractors can assist you in maintaining or upgrading your current electrical panel.
The only way to know with certainty if you need an electrical panel upgrade is to have one of our experts come out to assess your panel and power needs.
- Add an air conditioner, pool or hot tub
- Renovate the kitchen
- Make an addition to your home
- Add a home office
- Install a new refrigerator or another large appliance
- Notice your breakers frequently trip when turning on an appliance
- See corrosion or rust near the circuit breakers
- Have fluctuation in your lighting or power
What is an electrical panel?
The electricity in your home is managed by an electrical panel, often called a service panel, which enables you to operate your appliances. The service panel transfers the electricity received from the utility company to each of the many breakers. To stop melting cables and electrical fires, the panel will trigger a breaker or blow a fuse if too much electricity enters.
Your service panel must do the following in order to protect your house:
What to expect during your electrical panel upgrade
Skailes Electrical makes it simple to get the electric panel upgrade you require to power your home. If you suspect that you require a panel upgrade or replacement, our experts will come out to evaluate your system, assess your power demands, and determine whether or not you require an upgrade to ensure the safety of your property. We will then assist you in selecting an appropriately sized solution that will meet your electrical requirements without causing any service interruptions or safety hazards. Then, we’ll professionally install your new system, making certain that all connections are secure and that you have access to the power you require for your appliances.