Electrical work is the one trade where cutting corners is genuinely dangerous, so every job we do is pulled under permit and passes a real municipal inspection — not because it’s required paperwork, but because a second set of eyes on panel and wiring work is a good idea even when we’re confident in it ourselves. Most panel upgrade calls start with a homeowner whose insurance company flagged an old fuse box or a house that still has some original knob-and-tube wiring behind the walls.
We upgrade panels to 150A or 200A service, correct outdated or unsafe wiring, install GFCI/AFCI protection where current code requires it, and run dedicated circuits for EV chargers, hot tubs, and workshop equipment. We label every panel we touch clearly enough that the next electrician — or you, at 2am with a flashlight — can actually find the right breaker.
