Electrical Panel Upgrades & 200 Amp Service in Sterling Heights, MI
Outdated panel, tripping breakers, or adding an EV charger, central air or an addition? Our licensed electricians replace electrical panels and upgrade service to 200 amps, with a free in-home estimate and clear upfront pricing.
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What Is an Electrical Panel Upgrade?
Your electrical panel (also called a breaker box or service panel) receives power from the utility and distributes it to every circuit in your home. A panel upgrade replaces an outdated, damaged or undersized panel with a new one. A service upgrade, such as 100 amps to 200 amps, also increases the total electrical capacity coming into the house.
Many homes in Sterling Heights, Warren, Troy and across Metro Detroit were built when households used far less power. Today's central air, electric ranges, EV chargers, heat pumps, hot tubs and home offices can push an older panel past what it was designed to handle. Some older panels, including fuse boxes and certain Federal Pacific and Zinsco models, are also known safety concerns.
We start with an on-site evaluation, tell you plainly whether you need a panel replacement, a full service upgrade, or neither, and give you a firm price before any work begins.
- Panel replacement & breaker upgrades
- 100A to 200A service upgrades
- Fuse box to breaker panel conversions
- Subpanels & added circuits
- Free in-home estimate
- Code-compliant, fully tested work
How Do I Know If I Need a New Electrical Panel?
These are the most common reasons homeowners upgrade. If any apply to you, have a licensed electrician take a look.
Not sure what you have? We'll inspect your panel and tell you straight.
(810) 397-2401Why Homeowners Call Us First
Capacity for Modern Life
Run EV chargers, central air, heat pumps and electric appliances without overloading your service.
Safer Equipment
Replace fuse boxes and known problem panels with modern breakers built for today's loads.
Code-Compliant Work
Installed to current electrical code and tested before we call the job done.
Honest Recommendations
We tell you whether you need a replacement, a full service upgrade, or neither, with a firm price up front.
From Your Call to a Safe Home
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Free In-Home Evaluation
We inspect your panel, service entrance, grounding and existing circuits, and ask what you plan to add.
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Clear Recommendation & Price
You get a plain-language recommendation and a firm written price before any work begins.
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Scheduling & Coordination
We schedule the work around your day and explain what to expect, including the planned power shutoff.
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Install, Test & Walk-Through
We install the new panel, test every circuit, label the breakers and walk you through the finished work.
Electrical Panel Upgrades Questions
Answers to the questions we hear most. Still unsure? Reach out any time.
(810) 397-2401Common signs are frequently tripping breakers, a fuse box, a Federal Pacific or Zinsco panel, scorch marks, rust, a buzzing or warm panel, and no room to add circuits. If you're adding an EV charger, central air or an addition, your service may also need more capacity. A quick in-home inspection will tell you for sure.
Cost depends on the size of the service (100A versus 200A), the condition and location of your existing panel and wiring, and what the utility and local inspector require. We provide a free in-home estimate with a firm written price before any work begins.
A panel replacement swaps the panel and breakers. A service upgrade increases the amperage coming into your home, for example from 100 to 200 amps, and usually includes a new panel and may involve the service entrance and meter connection. We'll recommend only what your home actually needs.
If you're adding an EV charger, heat pump, central air, a hot tub, an addition or electric appliances, 200 amps is usually worth it. If your current service handles your loads and the panel is in good condition, a panel replacement alone may be enough.
Power is off while the old panel is swapped for the new one. We'll tell you in advance how long to plan for, and we schedule the work around your day. We test every circuit before we leave.
Panel replacements and service upgrades are generally permitted and inspected work. We'll explain what applies to your address during the estimate.
Some insurers ask about, or won't cover, certain older panels such as fuse boxes and known problem brands. Check with your insurance provider. We can document what is installed and what has been replaced.
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