Electrical Service Upgrades
Upgrade to a 200 or 400 Amp Electrical Panel
Whether you’re adding an EV charger, generator or a hot tub, or simply modernizing an older home, our service upgrades provide the consistent, safe capacity you need.
Service Packages & Pricing
(Note: Prices listed are starting ranges to allow for site-specific customization)
100 Amp Standard Service
- Best for: Smaller homes, gas appliances.
- Starting at: $3,299
200 Amp Modern Standard
- Best for: Most modern homes, central air, future-proofing.
- Starting at: $3,599
320/400 Amp High Capacity
- Best for: Large estates, full-electric heating, multiple EV chargers.
- Starting at: $4,199
Understanding Your Quote: Customization Factors
Every home is unique. While our base theory remains the same, these site-specific factors help us tailor the perfect solution for you.
Materials & Build Class We select the right conductor for your load requirements—from Aluminum (#2 or 4/0) for standard efficiency to Copper (#4 or 2/0) for maximum conductivity. We also match your home’s aesthetic with the correct conduit type, whether that’s standard PVC, rigid EMT, or flexible SER cable.
Structural Integration We treat your home with respect. The siding type (Vinyl, Stucco, Brick, or Stone) dictates how we anchor the new service.
Solid masonry (brick/stone) or fragile surfaces (stucco/slate) may require specialized mounting solutions like strut rack systems to ensure a secure, damage-free install.
Site Access & Excavation (Underground Service) For underground feeds, we assess the distance from the meter to the house and the terrain density.
Trenching: Machine vs. Hand Digging based on yard access.
Restoration: Cutting/patching concrete or pavement if ground rods cannot be placed in soil.
Code Compliance & Safety
We don’t cut corners. Our quote includes bringing your system up to current city/state codes.
Grounding: Updating grounding/bonding system and separating neutrals from grounds to eliminate objectionable current.
Permits: Handling all required city and utility paperwork.
Clearance: Ensuring overhead lines clear roofs/walkways and installing risers if necessary.
Electrical Load Calculation
The Blueprint for Your Home’s Capacity
Before you add heavy appliances, you need to know if your panel can handle the weight. A Load Calculation creates the official roadmap for your home’s power.
Service Snapshot
- Service Type: Diagnostics & Planning
- Turnaround: 24-48 Hours
- Investment: $279.00 (Credited toward your upgrade if you hire us)
What Is It & Why It Matters
A load calculation is a physics check for your electrical system. It confirms exactly what your property is using now—and what it can safely handle in the future.
- Safety First: Avoids nuisance tripping, flickering lights, and overheating wires.
- Smart Spending: Determines if you actually need a heavy-up (service upgrade) or if your current panel has hidden capacity.
- Code Compliance: Many cities require this document for rental permits or major renovation inspections.
Common Triggers
We recommend a Load Calculation before installing any of the following:
- EV Chargers (Level 2)
- HVAC Upgrades (Heat Pumps, Mini-Splits, Electric Heat)
- Major Appliances (Hot Tubs, Electric Ranges, Tankless Water Heaters)
Expansions (Finished Basements, ADUs, Home Additions)
Electrical Panel Upgrades
Modernize Your Home’s Safety Center
Old fuse boxes and outdated breakers weren’t built for today’s electronics. We replace them with modern, code-compliant systems that protect your family and your devices.
Panel Replacement Starting Prices (Note: Pricing is for the panel swap only; Service Upgrades are quoted separately)
60 Amp Fuse Panel → 100 Amp Breaker Panel
(Service upgrade required in most cases)
Starting at $2,499
100 Amp Fuse Panel → 100 Amp Breaker Panel
Starting at $2,499
60 Amp Fuse Panel → 200 Amp Breaker Panel
(Service upgrade required in most cases)
Starting at $2,499
100 Amp Breaker Panel → 200 Amp Breaker Panel
(Service upgrade required in most cases)
Starting at $2,499
200 Amp Breaker Panel Replacement (200A → 200A)
Starting at $2,499
What Can Affect the Final Price of a Panel Replacement
Our panel replacement pricing is starting at and may increase depending on the home and job conditions, including:
Permits, Inspections & Utility Coordination
Permit and inspection requirements (city / state / county)
Scheduling and coordination with the electrical utility for disconnect/reconnect
Required inspection corrections or utility requirements
Number of Circuits & Panel Complexity
Total number of circuits to remove and reinstall
High circuit count panels (example: 30+ circuits)
Multiple panels, subpanels, or split-bus / multi-main setups
Panel labeling needs (unknown or unmarked circuits)
Access & Work Area Conditions
Tight working space or code clearance issues (panel location does not meet working space requirements)
Finished basements, crawlspaces, closets, or difficult access areas
Obstructions near the panel (shelves, plumbing, ductwork, etc.)
Additional time for setup, protection, and cleanup in finished spaces
Existing Wiring Condition
Brittle, damaged, or overheated conductors
Older cloth wiring, aluminum branch wiring, or mixed wiring types
Short conductors that require extensions/splices to reach the new panel
Previous non-code work that must be corrected for safety
Grounding & Bonding Updates
Missing or undersized grounding electrode conductor (GEC)
Ground rod installation or replacement
Bonding of metal water piping (if present and required)
Bonding of gas piping (when required)
Loose, missing, or incorrect grounding/bonding in the existing panel
Breaker Requirements & Code Updates
AFCI or GFCI breaker requirements (newer code safety protection)
Dedicated circuits required for appliances or code compliance upgrades
Replacement of incorrect or unsafe breakers
Tandem breaker limitations or circuit consolidation needs
Panel Location & Relocation Needs
Panel relocation required to meet code or safety requirements
Raising/lowering panel height to meet access rules
Moving the panel due to clearance, water exposure, or structural issues
Add-Ons & Customer Requested Upgrades
Whole-home surge protector installation
Generator interlock installation (if compatible)
New smoke/CO detector circuits (when requested or required)
Dedicated circuits added for future upgrades (EV charger, hot tub, workshop, etc.)
Special Conditions
Rusted or damaged equipment
Evidence of moisture, corrosion, or water intrusion
Fire damage, overheating, or melted conductors
Emergency / after-hours scheduling
Garage, Pole Barn & Shed Electrical Wiring
Bring Power to Your Outbuildings
Basic Electrical (Branch Circuit Only)
Best for: Unfinished garages or sheds for basic storage/lighting.
Starting at $2,899
Includes:
(4) Receptacle outlets & (2) Interior lights
(1) Exterior light at walk-in door
Branch-circuit wiring from house (up to 50 ft)
Permits & electrical materials
Does NOT Include: Trenching, underground conduit, subpanels, light fixtures, or finished interiors (drywall/wood).
100 Amp Electrical (Feeder + Subpanel)
Best for: Workshops, heaters, or future expansion.
Starting at $5,299
Includes:
100-Amp Subpanel installed in structure
100-Amp Feeder from house (up to 50 ft)
(4) Receptacle outlets & (2) Interior lights
(1) Exterior light at walk-in door
Grounding/Bonding to code
Does NOT Include: Trenching, underground conduit, house service upgrades, light fixtures, or finished interiors.
Workshop, Shop & Agricultural Building Electrical – Typical Ranges Electrical work for workshops and farms is priced differently than basic storage. These spaces are designed for work and heavy loads. Below are general ranges to set expectations.
Light Workshop / Hobby Shop
Typical Range: $4,999 – $9,999
Examples: Woodworking tools, air compressors, additional lighting zones, or subpanels with room for growth.
Mechanic Shop / Serious Workshop
Typical Range: $10,000 – $20,000
Examples: Vehicle repair bays, high-output lighting, lifts, welders, heaters, and large subpanels.
Agricultural Buildings / Production-Style Shops
Typical Range: $15,000 – $30,000+
Examples: Farm operations, heavy equipment storage, high-bay lighting, and significant power distribution.
Why Shop Pricing Varies So Much Unlike a standard room, shop pricing is driven by:
Building Size: Number of bays and ceiling height.
Usage: Equipment loads (welders vs. table saws).
Distance: Feeder length from the main house/utility.
Code: Local requirements for agricultural vs. residential use.
Basic garages and serious shops are very different projects. Our goal is to design a system that fits your actual usage—safely and with room to grow. We will review your specific needs and provide a clear, fixed price before work begins.
Generator Backup Systems
Power Through the Storm
Whether you want a simple connection for your portable unit or a fully automatic whole-home system, we ensure your backup power is safe, code-compliant, and ready when you need it.
Portable Generator Connection
Manual setup. You supply the generator; we safely connect it to your home.
Typical Installed Price: Starting at $1,995
Includes: Exterior inlet box (30A or 50A), panel interlock device, dedicated breaker, and permit.
Automatic Standby Generators
Permanent installation. Automatically turns on when power fails. Includes generator & transfer switch.
10–14 kW Systems
Range: $8,000 – $10,500
18–22 kW Systems
Range: $10,000 – $13,500
24–26 kW Systems
Range: $12,000 – $16,500+
What’s Included & What Affects the Price
1. Portable System Details (Manual)
Included: Exterior generator inlet (approx. 50ft from panel), listed interlock device (or transfer switch), proper labeling, system testing, permits, and inspections.
Important Variables:
Panel Compatibility: Obsolete or overcrowded panels may not accept an interlock and might require a panel upgrade (quoted separately).
Distance: Runs longer than 50ft require additional wire/conduit.
Not Included: The portable generator itself, fuel, or whole-home coverage (select circuits only).
2. Standby System Details (Automatic)
Included: Generator unit, automatic transfer switch (ATS), load calculations, electrical connections, grounding, startup, and permits.
Important Variables:
Site Conditions: Distance from gas/electric meter, underground trenching needs, or concrete pads.
Add-ons: Cold-weather kits (highly recommended) or load management modules.
Fuel: Gas/Propane piping and tanks are typically handled by a separate fuel contractor.
3. General Exclusions
Trenching/Excavation restoration (landscaping).
Electrical service upgrades (if existing service is too small).
Sound barriers or specialty enclosures.
RV Outlet Installation
Power Your Adventure at Home
30 Amp RV Outlet (TT-30)
Standard travel trailer connection.
Starting at $1,600
Includes:
30-Amp breaker & wiring (up to 50 ft)
Outdoor-rated receptacle & enclosure
Allowance for required 20-Amp GFCI circuit
Proper grounding, bonding & testing
50 Amp RV Outlet (14-50)
For larger Class A motorhomes and 5th wheels.
Starting at $1,900
Includes:
50-Amp 2-pole breaker & heavy-gauge wiring (up to 50 ft)
Outdoor-rated receptacle & enclosure
Allowance for required 20-Amp GFCI circuit
Minimum one-day labor commitment
Combination Outlet (20A / 30A / 50A)
Maximum flexibility for any RV type.
Starting at $2,500
Includes:
Combination receptacle unit & breakers
Wiring allowance (up to 50 ft)
Full grounding, bonding & testing
What’s Included & What Affects the Price
1. Portable System Details (Manual)
Included: Exterior generator inlet (approx. 50ft from panel), listed interlock device (or transfer switch), proper labeling, system testing, permits, and inspections.
Important Variables:
Panel Compatibility: Obsolete or overcrowded panels may not accept an interlock and might require a panel upgrade (quoted separately).
Distance: Runs longer than 50ft require additional wire/conduit.
Not Included: The portable generator itself, fuel, or whole-home coverage (select circuits only).
2. Standby System Details (Automatic)
Included: Generator unit, automatic transfer switch (ATS), load calculations, electrical connections, grounding, startup, and permits.
Important Variables:
Site Conditions: Distance from gas/electric meter, underground trenching needs, or concrete pads.
Add-ons: Cold-weather kits (highly recommended) or load management modules.
Fuel: Gas/Propane piping and tanks are typically handled by a separate fuel contractor.
3. General Exclusions
Trenching/Excavation restoration (landscaping).
Electrical service upgrades (if existing service is too small).
Sound barriers or specialty enclosures.
Residential Wiring
New Construction & Whole-Home Rewires
From rough-in to trim-out, we provide transparent square-foot pricing for new builds, additions, and complete home rewires.
NEW CONSTRUCTION (Open Walls) Pricing for new homes or additions with open framing.
Level 1: Basic / Builder Grade
Standard layouts, code-minimums, 8-9ft ceilings.
Range: $8 – $10 / sq ft
Example (2,000 sq ft): $16,000 – $20,000
Level 2: Mid-Range / Custom
Better lighting layouts, dialed-in kitchens/baths, added flexibility.
Range: $10 – $14 / sq ft
Example (2,000 sq ft): $20,000 – $28,000
Level 3: Luxury / High-End
High ceilings, extensive recessed lighting, dedicated circuits, future-ready.
Range: $14 – $18+ / sq ft
Example (2,000 sq ft): $28,000 – $36,000+
Understanding Your Wiring Quote
New Construction Levels Explained
Level 1: Best for spec homes, rentals, or first-time owners. Focuses on safety, code compliance, and budget.
Level 2: Ideal for long-term owners. Adds outlets where you actually use them, better lighting design, and flexibility for home offices.
Level 3: Designed for the future. Includes multiple lighting zones, pre-wiring for EVs/Shops, and thoughtful layout planning.
Additions: For additions smaller than listed sizes, pricing is calculated based on the square footage of the addition.
What Is Included (New Construction)
Rough-in & Trim-out labor.
Branch circuits, devices, and standard lighting.
Panel installation (interior).
Note on Fans: Most wiring levels are “ceiling-fan friendly” in bedrooms and living areas (boxes support fans).
Whole-Home Rewire Expectations
Included: Removing old wire, installing code-compliant AFCI/GFCI circuits, replacing switches/outlets, and patching minimal access holes.
Not Included: Painting, major drywall/plaster repair, or finished basement remodeling.
Occupancy: Pricing assumes reasonable access. Fully occupied homes with furniture or pets may require phased scheduling or additional protection time.
Important Exclusions (All Projects)
Service Upgrades: Meter sockets, masts, and outside service work are quoted separately.
Excavation: Trenching for underground services.
Utility Fees: Connection/reconnect fees charged by the power company.
Specialty Systems: Generators, smart home automation, or solar integration.
Our “No Surprises” Policy If we discover hazardous conditions (like asbestos or lead) or structural issues that change the scope, we stop and review options with you immediately. Nothing moves forward without your approval.
Residential Wiring (Finished Walls)
Replacing old wiring in existing, finished homes.
Standard Rewire (Drywall / Accessible)
Drywall walls, good attic/basement access, simple layouts.
Range: $12 – $14 / sq ft
Typical Rewire (Mixed Access)
The “Sweet Spot” for most lived-in homes. Kitchen/bath updates, some fishing required.
Range: $14 – $17 / sq ft
Complex Rewire (Plaster / Difficult)
Plaster walls, limited access, 2+ stories, or heavy circuit expansion.
Range: $17 – $20+ / sq ft
Whole-Home Rewire Expectations
Included: Removing old wire, installing code-compliant AFCI/GFCI circuits, replacing switches/outlets.
Not Included: Painting, major drywall/plaster repair, or finished basement remodeling.
Occupancy: Pricing assumes reasonable access. Fully occupied homes with furniture or pets may require phased scheduling or additional protection time.
Important Exclusions (All Projects)
Service Upgrades: Meter sockets, masts, and outside service work are quoted separately.
Excavation: Trenching for underground services.
Utility Fees: Connection/reconnect fees charged by the power company.
Specialty Systems: Generators, smart home automation, or solar integration.
Our “No Surprises” Policy If we discover hazardous conditions (like asbestos or lead) or structural issues that change the scope, we stop and review options with you immediately. Nothing moves forward without your approval.
Pools, Hot Tubs & Spas
Above-Ground Installations • Residential & Private Property Safety
critical power for your backyard oasis. We handle all bonding, GFCI protection, and code-required disconnects.
120V Plug-In Hot Tub / Spa
For standard “Plug-and-Play” models.
Starting at $1,100
Includes:
Dedicated GFCI-protected circuit
Outdoor-rated receptacle
Wiring up to 50 ft
Required safety disconnect & grounding
240V Hard-Wired Hot Tub / Spa
For most residential hot tubs requiring permanent power.
Starting at $2,100
Includes:
Dedicated GFCI-protected circuit
Code-required safety disconnect (within sight)
Wiring up to 50 ft
Full bonding per NEC code
Above-Ground Pool Pump (Basic Wiring)
Standard power for filter pumps and equipment.
Starting at $2,800
Includes:
Dedicated GFCI circuit for one basic pump
Required safety disconnect
One general-purpose GFCI receptacle (code required)
Bonding of pool equipment
Important Exclusions & Add-Ons Our starting prices cover the essential electrical safety work. The following items are quoted separately:
Equipment Add-Ons
Pool heaters (electric or gas-fired).
Saltwater systems or heat pumps.
Automation / Smart controls.
Pool lighting beyond basic allowances.
Electrical System Conditions
Panel Capacity: If your panel is full, a subpanel or service upgrade may be required.
Trenching: Excavation is not included. Pricing depends on length, soil conditions, and obstructions.
Site Restoration
Concrete, pavers, decking, or landscaping restoration is not included.
The Bottom Line Water and electricity are a dangerous combination. We prioritize safety above all else, ensuring every bond, ground, and GFCI device meets strict electrical codes to keep your family safe.
Multi-Family Dwellings
Duplexes, Triplexes & Quadplexes
Scalable pricing for investors and property owners. Whether it’s a new build or a full rewire, we offer transparent square-foot pricing.
NEW CONSTRUCTION
Range: $10 – $14 / sq ft
Pricing for new builds with open framing.
600 sq ft / unit
2-Unit: $12,000 – $16,800
3-Unit: $18,000 – $25,200
4-Unit: $24,000 – $33,600
800 sq ft / unit
2-Unit: $16,000 – $22,400
3-Unit: $24,000 – $33,600
4-Unit: $32,000 – $44,800
1,000 sq ft / unit
2-Unit: $20,000 – $28,000
3-Unit: $30,000 – $42,000
4-Unit: $40,000 – $56,000
1,200 sq ft / unit
2-Unit: $24,000 – $33,600
3-Unit: $36,000 – $50,400
4-Unit: $48,000 – $67,200
REWIRE / UPGRADE
Range: $14 – $18 / sq ft
Pricing for existing buildings (replacing old wiring).
600 sq ft / unit
2-Unit: $16,800 – $21,600
3-Unit: $25,200 – $32,400
4-Unit: $33,600 – $43,200
800 sq ft / unit
2-Unit: $22,400 – $28,800
3-Unit: $33,600 – $43,200
4-Unit: $44,800 – $57,600
1,000 sq ft / unit
2-Unit: $28,000 – $36,000
3-Unit: $42,000 – $54,000
4-Unit: $56,000 – $72,000
1,200 sq ft / unit
2-Unit: $33,600 – $43,200
3-Unit: $50,400 – $64,800
4-Unit: $67,200 – $86,400
What Affects the Final Price?
Factors That INCREASE Price
Access Issues: Plaster/Lath walls, limited attic/basement access, or fire-rated assemblies.
Layout: Chopped-up layouts, stacked units, or high ceilings.
Scope Creep: Adding recessed lights, dedicated circuits, or relocating fixtures beyond the standard.
Code: Local amendments or required grounding/bonding upgrades.
Factors That LOWER Price
Vacant Units: Empty units allow us to work faster.
Open Walls: Customers who open walls for us save significant labor time.
Simple Layouts: Identical, stacked unit layouts with easy access.
Crucial Exclusion: Service Upgrades The pricing above is for interior wiring only. The Service Entrance is ALWAYS quoted separately.
Not Included: Meter sockets/stacks, service masts, main disconnects, and utility coordination.
Why? These components vary wildly based on utility requirements and building size (e.g., 200A vs 400A vs 600A services).
Flat Rate Price List
Transparent Pricing for Common Tasks
No guessing games. Below are our standard installed prices for common electrical upgrades and repairs.
Service & Diagnostics
Electrical Troubleshooting / Service Call: $279.00
Electrical Inspection / Safety Assessment: $499.00
Load Calculation: $279.00
Lighting & Fans
Light Switch Replacement: $199.00
Light Fixture Replacement (Existing Box): $249.00
Light Fixture Replacement (Install New Box): $299.00
Add New Light (Max 10ft Ceiling): $399.00
Ceiling Fan Replacement (Existing Box): $299.00
Ceiling Fan Replacement (Install New Box): $399.00
Ceiling Fan Install (New Location): $499.00
Photo-Eye Replacement: $299.00
Outlets & General Power
Receptacle Replacement (Standard): $199.00
GFCI Receptacle Replacement: $249.00
Indoor Convenience Outlet (120V 20A): $349.00
HVAC & Heating
A/C Unit (240V 30A): $629.00
A/C Unit (240V 60A): $829.00
Mini Split Unit (120V 15/20A): $399.00
Mini Split Unit (240V 30A): $629.00
Gas Furnace Connection (120V 15/20A): $379.00
Window A/C Outlet (120V 20A): $349.00
Window A/C Outlet (240V 20A): $369.00
Baseboard Heat (120V 20A): $349.00
Baseboard Heat (240V 20A): $369.00
Thermostat (Regular): $249.00
Inline Thermostat Replacement (120/240V): $349.00
Appliances (Kitchen & Laundry)
Electric Dryer (240V 30A): $579.00
Electric Stove (240V 60A): $799.00
Gas Stove/Dryer Receptacle (120V 20A): $349.00
Dishwasher Circuit (120V 20A): $479.00
Garbage Disposal (120V 20A): $589.00
Microwave Circuit: $349.00
Range Hood / Microwave Vent Power: $349.00
Washer Circuit (120V 20A): $349.00
Water Heater (240V 20A): $349.00
Water Heater (240V 30A): $579.00
Inline Water Heater (240V 40/40A): $979.00
Shop, Garage & Dedicated Circuits
Air Compressor (120V 20A): $349.00
Air Compressor (240V 20A): $389.00
Air Compressor (240V 30A): $579.00
Air Compressor (240V 60A): $799.00
Welder (240V 30A): $579.00
Welder (240V 50A): $799.00
Sump Pump (120V 20A): $349.00
Smart Home & Safety
Smoke / CO Detector Install or Replace: $249.00
Smart Home Switches & Dimmers: $249.00
Smart Thermostat (Low Voltage): $349.00
Security Cameras (120V or Low Voltage): $349.00
Security Cameras (Bluetooth): $249.00
Bathroom Exhaust Fan: $399.00
Important Pricing Notes
Standard Conditions: Prices assume standard residential access and working conditions.
Cable Length: Most circuits include an allowance for wire length (typically up to 50ft). Longer runs may incur additional material costs.
Access: Fishing wires through finished walls, difficult attics, or crawlspaces may require additional labor.
Permits: Permit fees are separate unless otherwise noted.
Pricing
There are many variables that go into the cost of electrical work in your home or business. Some include:
- Is it an overhead or underground service?
- Do the panels or meter need to be moved?
- Are additional electrical loads being added?
- Is the building stone or wood?
- What company provides the power service?
Contact us today for a custom quote on your project! We believe in transparent pricing and will do our best to give you an accurate honest quote upfront!
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