Panels & service upgrades
Tired panels, full breakers, and services that can’t carry a modern kitchen or a charger.
- 100 to 200 amp service changes
- Panel swaps with circuits labeled before we leave
- Surge protection at the service
Services
The jobs we take, and the ones we talk through first.
Homes only — panels, repairs, lighting, chargers, and rewires. If a job needs a specialty we don’t keep on the truck, we’ll say so instead of guessing.
Lighting & fans
Recessed lights, porch fixtures, and fans installed so the ceiling looks untouched.
- Recessed, pendants, and under-cabinet lighting
- Ceiling fans with proper boxes and bracing
- Dimmers matched to the lamps you already own
Rewires & renovations
Kitchens, additions, and older houses where the wiring no longer matches the rooms.
- Kitchen and bath rewires during a remodel
- Additions from rough-in through trim
- Knob-and-tube and aluminum feeders discussed plainly
Repairs & troubleshooting
Outlets that died, breakers that trip, lights that flicker when the dryer starts.
- Dead outlets, warm devices, and nuisance trips
- GFCI and AFCI that won’t reset
- A written note of what failed and why
Home EV chargers
A dedicated circuit and a Level 2 charger that doesn’t steal power from the range.
- Load check before we add the circuit
- Hardwired or plug-in Level 2 chargers
- Garage and exterior mounting
Questions we get on the first call
Do you pull permits?
Yes, when the work requires one — service changes, new circuits in many towns, and most additions. We’ll say so before you approve the price.
Can you work during a remodel?
Yes. On a kitchen, bath, or addition we schedule rough-in and trim around the other trades in the house.
A breaker keeps tripping. Should I just flip it back?
Once, after you unplug what’s on that circuit. If it trips again, leave it off and call. Repeated resets hide a loose connection or a failing device.
How soon can you come out?
Diagnostics are often the same week. Panel changes and charger installs depend on the utility and the permit office, and we’ll tell you that up front.