For a standard 100A-to-200A swap, your power is typically off for 4–6 hours during the day of install. We’ll let you know the exact window the day before so you can plan around the fridge, freezer, and any sensitive equipment.

Yes — we take care of the permit paperwork, coordinate the utility shutoff and reconnect, and schedule the inspector, so you don’t make any phone calls. Permit fees themselves are billed separately from the project quote.

If you have a 100A panel and you’re planning to add a heat pump, EV charger, hot tub, induction range, or you’re finishing a basement, yes. 200A is the residential standard for any house built in the last 20 years, and it leaves real room to grow.

We install Square D, Siemens, Eaton, and Cutler Hammer — all professional-grade panels with breakers readily stocked at supply houses across the area. No default brand; we match the panel to your home and your existing setup. We don’t install bargain-brand panels.

The quote is fixed-price for the scope we walked through. The only thing that can change it is if we open up the wall and find something dangerous or non-code that has to be addressed — we’ll show you the problem, take photos, and quote the fix before doing the work.

Often yes, in a good way. Replacing an FPE or Zinsco panel can get you back to standard rates or remove a coverage exclusion — check with your own agent on the specifics. If you need documentation of the completed work, just ask and we’ll get it to you.

Yes — pre-listing panel upgrades are a regular part of our work. If you’ve got an inspection or closing date coming up, tell us when you call and we’ll be straight with you about whether we can hit it.