Your home was probably built with a 100-amp panel, and that was plenty at the time. But now you're adding an EV charger, running the AC all summer, or planning a remodel, and that older panel wasn't designed for the load. Many Sacramento-area homes still have panels from brands that aren't considered safe anymore, and the gap between what your panel can handle and what you're asking of it only gets wider.
We size and install a modern panel, typically 200 amps, with room to grow. We pull the permit, coordinate the shutdown and reconnect with your local utility, and make sure everything passes inspection so the job is done right and on record.
What does a panel upgrade include?
Load evaluation
We calculate your current and future electrical load so your new panel is sized for how you actually use your home.
Modern panel & breakers
A new, properly rated panel with current breakers, surge-ready and built for years of safe service.
Utility coordination
We schedule the disconnect and reconnect with your local utility so your power is off for the shortest time possible.
Permit & inspection
We pull the permit and meet the inspector. The upgrade is documented and on record for your home.
Grounding & bonding
We bring grounding and bonding up to current code, an essential and often-skipped safety step.
Clean finish
Labeled circuits, a tidy install, and a walkthrough so you know exactly what was done.
How do you know if your panel needs an upgrade?
- You have a 100-amp panel and are adding an EV charger or AC
- Your panel uses an outdated or recalled brand
- You rely on power strips because you are out of outlets and circuits
- Breakers trip when several appliances run at once
- Fuses instead of breakers, or a panel over 25 to 30 years old
- You are planning a remodel, addition, or ADU