Fuse Panel to Breaker Panel change
- Tired of replacing blown fuses?
- Want a safer electrical service panel?
- Insurance companies refuse to insure your house?
- Renovating, and need additional circuit for your
Old Breaker panel to New Breaker panel change
An electrical panel upgrade or “panel change” is usually required to alleviate a problem with the existing panel. Sometimes a breaker might overheat to the point that the buss bar in a panel gets burned.
The conductors between the meter and panel may become loose and burn out the main lugs. Other common reasons to change out an existing panel are due to obsolescence and outdated technology. Split-buss panels, lower end builder-grade panels, panels contaminated by water, paint and corrosive environments are often candidates for replacement. Panels long ago manufactured by FPE have many issues and are considered a hazard by many in the industry.
Electrical panels are the heart of your electrical system. When your electrical panel goes out almost everything shuts down or worse yet a fire.
Whole House Surge Protector Installations
A power surge can follow through any wire into a home and threaten computers, televisions, smart appliances, home automation, and other equipment. Many homeowners have a false assumption that surge protection is simply a matter of plugging their devices into a low-cost, multi-outlet surge suppressor.
Do not be fooled…
If you want to protect devices plugged into outlets anywhere in the home, install a whole-house surge protection system. This protection must be hard-wired into the main electrical panel by a licensed electrician. Use smaller whole house surge protection for delicate circuitry, telephone, and cable lines. Use the multi-outlet power strip surge protection as your backup to absorb any excess power that seeps through the primary protection.