Load calculation in writing
Your current and planned loads added up to set the panel and service size the home genuinely needs.

Panel Upgrades
A new panel or larger service only when the calculation supports it, with the outage, permit and inspection arranged well ahead.
Ask us to check my panel — (000) 000-0000There are three sound reasons to replace a panel: it has no space left for new circuits, the service can no longer keep pace with how the home is used, or the brand has a troubling track record. Being told so by someone eager to sell an upgrade is not one of them.
Before recommending anything, we work out the home's load on paper and examine the panel, the meter housing and the earthing connections. Then we tell you plainly which of four outcomes fits: replacing the panel, enlarging the service, adding a subpanel, or leaving things as they are. Plenty of charger and kitchen projects in Bothell turn out to need far less than homeowners expected.
When an upgrade is the right answer, we organise the utility appointment, the permit and the inspection, and we plan the day so your power is off for as short a time as possible.
From the meter to the last breaker, coordinated for you.
Your current and planned loads added up to set the panel and service size the home genuinely needs.
Federal Pacific, Zinsco and similar panels swapped for a modern panel with new breakers.
100 or 150 amps raised to 200 where the load supports it, including the meter base and entrance.
A subpanel for a garage, addition or workshop when it solves the space problem more economically.
Disconnection and reconnection booked with the utility to keep the outage short and predictable.
Each existing circuit transferred, tested and given the protection the current code requires.
Grounding electrodes and bonding brought up to date as part of the work.
Permitted, inspected and finished with a clear, typed panel directory.
During the free visit we examine the panel, meter and grounding and take the measurements we need; you receive a written recommendation and price.
Once you approve, we file the permit and book the utility, then confirm the date and roughly how long the power will be off.
Most homes take a single working day: the panel is replaced, circuits are moved and tested, power is restored and the inspector is met.
If 150 amps is enough for your home, that is what we recommend.
Utility work is arranged in advance so you can plan around it.
A typed directory and spare spaces mapped for future projects.
A free in-home check and a written load calculation will give you a clear answer and, if needed, a firm price.
Get a clear answer — (000) 000-0000