Panel Upgrades

The installation of an EV charger at your home typically takes between 2 to 4 hours. This timeframe can vary based on factors such as the complexity of your electrical system, the location of the installation, and any necessary upgrades to your existing electrical panel. Our team will assess your specific situation and provide a more accurate estimate during the initial consultation.

Signs that your electrical panel may need an upgrade include frequent circuit breaker trips, flickering lights, or a burning smell near the panel. If your home still uses fuses instead of circuit breakers or if you have recently added high-demand appliances, it's also a good idea to consider an upgrade. Additionally, if your panel is over 20 years old, it might not meet current safety standards, making an upgrade necessary for improved safety and efficiency.

Installing recessed lighting in your home offers several benefits. It provides a clean, modern look that can make rooms appear more spacious. The lights are versatile and can be used to highlight specific areas or features, such as artwork or architectural details. Recessed lighting is also energy-efficient, especially when paired with LED bulbs, which can reduce your electricity bills. Additionally, these lights are safe and unobtrusive, reducing the risk of damage or accidents compared to traditional fixtures.

You might need additional outlets if you frequently use extension cords or power strips, which can be a safety hazard. If you find yourself unplugging devices to make room for others, it's a sign that more outlets could improve convenience. Older homes often lack sufficient outlets for modern electrical needs, so if your home is older, consider an upgrade. Also, if you're planning renovations or adding new appliances, additional outlets can ensure you have the power access you need.

During a home remodel, it's important to consider the capacity of your current electrical system to handle any new appliances or lighting. You may need to upgrade your electrical panel to support increased demand. Plan the placement of outlets and switches to ensure they meet your needs and comply with local codes. Consider energy-efficient lighting options and smart home features that can be integrated into your remodel. It's also crucial to work with a licensed electrician to ensure all electrical work is done safely and meets current standards.

If you experience frequent electrical issues, start by noting any patterns, such as specific times or appliances involved. Check your circuit breaker to see if any switches have tripped. Avoid using extension cords as a permanent solution, as they can indicate a need for more outlets. If the problems persist, it's best to contact a licensed electrician to diagnose and resolve the underlying issues safely. Ignoring frequent electrical issues can lead to more serious problems, including potential fire hazards.