ELECTRICAL PANEL SERVICES
PROFESSIONAL ELECTRICAL PANEL REPAIR AND UPGRADES
At Bryan Hindman Electric, we provide inspections, repairs, and upgrades for electric panels. Our knowledgeable electricians thoroughly evaluate the safety, condition, and efficiency of your electrical panel to recommend whether repair, upgrade, or replacement is necessary.
WE OFFER THOROUGH ELECTRICAL
PANEL SERVICES, INCLUDING:
Panel Replacements
Replace outdated or unsafe panels like Challenger or Sylvania to maintain homeowners insurance and home value.
Electrical Disconnects
Upgrade or add main disconnects, air handler and air conditioning disconnects, and well disconnects for enhanced safety and functionality.
Electrical Subpanels
Install or replace interior and exterior subpanels, including specialty panels for pools, spas, detached garages and other areas of your home or business.
County Permits & Inspections
We go the extra mile by managing all aspects of the process, including arranging county permits and coordinating county inspections.
UNDERSTANDING WHEN YOUR PANEL NEEDS TO BE REPLACED
Electrical panels are vital for powering your home, but their installation is complex and hazardous, requiring professional expertise. Our electricians are highly skilled and fully qualified to install panels in strict accordance with safety codes.
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- Sylvania
- Challenger
- Zynsco
- Federal Pacific
- Panels generally over 30 years old
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- Over 30 years, one of the aforementioned brands
- Experiencing new and persistent electrical issues
- Plan on installing high-power consumption devices such as a car charger or new spa
- Old panel is rusted and moisture is causing shorts
- Lack of modern safety features
- Are losing homeowners insurance or seeing a spike in insurance costs
- Preparing to sell your home and have an older panel
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Yes, county permits are required for legal electrical panel changes. Licensed contractors can secure these permits and a post-installation county inspection ensures compliance with safety codes.
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State-certified electrical contractors ensure that your panel replacement is legal, adheres to building codes, and is safely executed. This compliance is crucial for minimizing electrical risks, maintaining home insurance validity, and safeguarding your property.
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Insurance companies require panel changes to be done by licensed professionals, with documentation like permits and inspections to ensure code compliance and safety.
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Yes! As per the 2020 National Electrical Code, surge protectors are required on all new electrical panels, enhancing safety and protecting your home from power surges and electrical issues.
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A routine panel change typically takes between 4 and 6 hours. You should expect that your power will be out for the majority of that time.
Watch our video and learn more about the panel change process.
Smooth Panel Change Process Explained
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Yes, we provide a one-year warranty on both parts and labor for our panel services, provided that the installation has not been altered by anyone else after our work is completed.
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Yes, we highly recommend that you obtain additional quotes prior to hiring and electrical contractor - including us! You should always hire someone you feel comfortable with.
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Electrical panel replacement costs typically range from $1,000 to $3,000, influenced by panel size (50amp to 400amp), circuit quantity, breaker type (standard, GFCI, Arc Fault), location, and work complexity. Additional disconnect replacements, permit fees, or other variables can add approximately $500 to $2,000 to the total. We'd be happy to set up a complimentary quote to provide an exact cost.
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