San Ramon 925 705 3700
Electrical Service / Panel Upgrade
Who We Are & What We Do
We are a small family owned company that focuses on great value and service for our clients seeking electrical panel upgrades. We have installed 100+ panels and acquired experience with old Victorian homes to new constructions and everything in between.
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Whether you are considering upgrading your main panel (the electrical box that houses the meter) or subpanel, you can trust our expertise for a professional install in the most efficient way.
We always pull permits, pass necessary inspections and coordinate with PG&E to reconnect the service wires and seal the meter.
What We Offer
We provide free estimates (if within service area), a range of cost can be provided by providing some basic info & pics
We pull the permits
We process PG&E application
We do the work ourselves (as owner operator I do the work myself with a helper vs hiring unskilled technicians)
We take care of any demo, drywall/ stucco repair and trenching as necessary.
We schedule inspection after work is completed, finalize permit and PG&E approval.
Check out our Yelp and Google reviews for referrals and additional pics!
Electrical Service / Panel Upgrade Process
Replacing your electrical service / main panel or subpanel is a major operation and it should be only done by a licensed electrician who has the experience and necessary tools to ensure a safe and up to code installation.
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The same way you would not entrust a dental assistant with your root canal, neither should you as a homeowner settle for a company technician to replace your breaker box (usually techs are hourly employees without a license but work for a licensed contractor).
Demand a licensed and experienced electrician for your project, someone who has years of panel installation experience, knows the codes, materials and options for the most efficient install.
Your electrical service / main panel or subpanel upgrade should always be done with a permit. Main panel upgrades are approved by a PG&E rep and a PG&E application is required prior to them coming on site to disconnect/reconnect the service wire.
