Panel Upgrades Electric Service Panels
Does your home still have an outdated fuse or electric circuit breaker box? Are your circuits overloaded? Have circuit breakers been "doubled-up"? Has new wiring been added over the years, and does it meet code? Has your insurance company refused to renew your home insurance policy? Are you trying to sell or close on your home?
Your home may be in need of a service panel upgrade.
Are you a victim of circuit breaker boxes with another manufacturer's breaker in it?
BEWARE! This is fairly common practice because many are mechanically interchangeable (they will fit though not as tight as manufacturer specifications). But this practice is not safe and does not meet UL listing standards. If there were a fire and it was decided that the panel played a part in it, this action may void your Homeowner's Insurance Policy. Feel free to call and ask your insurance company about this.
Modern circuit breaker panels have more safety features and are more convenient, These panels are built to far higher safety standards than outdated fuse panels or "split bus system breaker panels".
Extra protection is incorporated into the latest equipment in the form of circuit breakers. These circuit breakers protect every device in the house with sensitive circuitry that responds quickly if there is a fault, opening the circuit and eliminating the electrical fire hazard. There is also excellent protection available in the form of ground-fault circuit breakers and arc-fault circuit breakers.
Older equipment and wiring systems did not have to support the modern appliances of our day. Overloading and doubling up of circuits is common in outdated fuse or circuit breaker panels, the result of improper installations that were never inspected. This can cause fires. Upgrading the electrial circuit breaker box in your home by installing a new circuit breaker box / main service panel can eliminate this potentially dangerous situation.
Here are some reasons to upgrade your panel
♦ Reduce the chance of an electrical fire.
♦ Eliminate doubled-up circuits.
♦ Eliminates the need to replace fuses.
♦ Removes the possibility of installing the wrong size fuse, which is a common electrical fire hazard.
♦ Capacity to add additional circuits in the future.
♦ Increase the resale value of your home.
Don't compromise on safety.
Put my 27 years of expertise to work for you. I can inspect your system and help you to decide on the best and safest equipment for you and your family.
Here are the facts.
100% of past clients whom responded to our survey said we protected their floors from damage and debris by wearing shoe covers and putting down drop cloths and protective mats in work areas.
100% of past clients whom responded to our survey said the level of service they received from us was greater than their expectations.
100% of past clients whom responded to our survey said they would refer us to a friend or co worker.
