Electrical panel replacement involves upgrading or substituting the main distribution center for electricity in a home or building. This service typically includes removing the old panel, installing a new one with the appropriate amperage and circuits, and connecting it to the main power supply. For instance, a homeowner might upgrade from a 100-amp panel to a 200-amp panel to accommodate increased electrical demands.
A modern, correctly sized electrical panel ensures the safe and efficient distribution of electricity throughout a structure. An outdated or overloaded panel can pose significant fire hazards and may not support the power requirements of modern appliances and electronics. Over time, electrical codes and safety standards evolve, and panel replacement is often necessary to maintain compliance and protect occupants and property. This investment contributes to the overall value and safety of a building.
