
Service and meter base
Meter base upgrades, overhead service risers and panels moved outside with a new emergency disconnect.

A solid system starts at the panel.
Their own caption, off the panel upgrade reel. A panel that had burned up, taken out and replaced with a 200 amp main breaker, a 40 space panel with a copper bus and an updated grounding system.
Call to schedule service or request a quote.

The job on their feed starts with the old panel opened up on the outside wall, the conductors pulled one by one and the damaged equipment removed. Then the new panel goes up, every circuit is landed on its breaker, and the grounding system is brought up to date before the cover goes back on.
Signs a panel is due: breakers that trip often, no free spaces for new circuits, scorch marks or a burning smell, an old fuse box, or an addition such as a shop, a kitchen or a generator that needs more than the panel has. Their site lists full service panel replacements and meter base upgrades, with proper load calculations and code compliance.
Send a photo of the panel with its door open and of the label inside, and say what you want to add. Call to schedule service or request a quote.
On the feed
200 amp, 40 space
"a new 200-amp main breaker, 40-space panel with a copper bus."
Grounding
Updated with it
"along with an updated grounding system."
Built to
The electrical code
Their site: "in accordance with the National Electrical Code."
Send
A photo of the panel
Door open, and the label inside.
Request a quote
Say what the job is, which room and the town. A photo of the panel or the fixture sent by text is worth more than a paragraph.

Meter base upgrades, overhead service risers and panels moved outside with a new emergency disconnect.

Dedicated circuits, whole-home surge protection, smoke detector wiring, grounding corrections and generator inlets.

Detailed diagnostic troubleshooting: burned outlets, reversed wiring, warm cover plates and circuits that stopped working.