Electrical panel upgrades
Panel upgrade in Tampa Bay, permit and inspection handled
A licensed electrician checks your home, gives you a written price, then swaps the panel and gets it inspected. You'll know ahead of time when the power will be off.
- Licensed and insured
- FL license EC00000000 (sample)
- Written price first
"Our panel was the original one from when the house was built, and the breakers kept tripping. They explained the options without pushing, pulled the permit, and we had power back the same afternoon."
"Our home inspection flagged some wiring a week before closing. They came out, wrote up exactly what was needed, and had it fixed in time."
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Why homeowners pick us
What you get
- A written price before we startNo guessing over the phone and no changes on the day.
- Permit and inspection handledWe pull it with your city or county and meet the inspector.
- We deal with the utilityIf the service needs disconnecting, we schedule it with Tampa Electric or Duke Energy Florida.
- Every breaker labeled, mess cleaned upYou'll know what each switch does, and the garage stays clean.
What happens next
Three steps to a new panel
Free visit and written price
We look at your panel, your service and what you run, then give you the price in writing.
We book the day and the permit
You pick the date. We file the permit and tell you when the power will be off.
Swap, test, inspect
We install the new panel, test every circuit and meet the inspector. Then we clean up.
Questions
What people ask before they book
How much does a panel upgrade cost?
It depends on your home: the size of panel you need, where it sits, whether the meter or service wires need work, and what your city requires. We don't guess over the phone. After a free visit you get a written price, and that's the price unless you ask us to add something.
How long will my power be off?
It depends on the job and on the utility, and the power is off for part of the work. We tell you the window ahead of time so you can plan around it. If the utility has to disconnect the service, we set that up with them.
Do I need a permit?
Yes. In Florida, replacing an electrical panel needs a permit and an inspection from your city or county. We pull the permit, meet the inspector, and give you the paperwork when it passes.
Get my free panel quote
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