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Electrical Panel Upgrades & Services in Houston, TX

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At Mr. Electric of Houston Midtown, we specialize in expert electrical panel upgrades to guarantee the safety and reliability of your home's electrical system in Houston Midtown, TX. As homes age, their electrical panels can struggle to keep up with the growing power demands, leading to potential safety hazards. Our team of professionals is dedicated to residential electrical panel upgrades, including the addition of outlets, whole-house surge protectors, and more, ensuring your home operates safely and efficiently. Learn more about the benefits of residential electrical panel upgrades, and reach out to us today to request a quote.

Electrical Panel Upgrades & Services in Houston, TX
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  • Electricity enters your home through a power meter and flows into the electrical panel. Typically located in a garage, basement, utility room, or closet, electrical panels distribute power from the main line to branch lines through switches or circuit breakers. Our knowledgeable team can provide a comprehensive explanation of the electrical panel upgrade process, addressing your inquiries about breaker box upgrades and electrical box upgrades. We are happy to answer any questions you might have about upgrading electric panels and house electrical panel upgrades, as well as provide you with a quote for your upgrade electric panel cost.

  • Older electrical panel types such as Federal Pacific Electric (FPE) panels, Zinsco panels, Pushmatic panels, and fuse boxes have known safety issues and should be replaced. FPE panels installed between 1950 and 1980 are prone to safety defects that can cause fires or electrical shocks. Although Zinsco panels were removed from the market in the 1970s, they may still be in use and pose risks. Pushmatic panels have weak breaker switches and lack main breaker switches, while fuse boxes can handle only a fraction of the amperage modern homes require.

  • The cost of upgrading your electrical panel depends on various factors, including the project scope, site conditions, and existing wiring or conduits. Our team can assess your home's specific requirements and provide a customized quote for services such as circuit breaker replacement, circuit breaker installation, and upgrades, rewiring the electrical panel, bus bar replacement, and relocating electrical panels due to moisture or other concerns. Contact us to learn more about the cost of upgrading electrical panels for your home in Houston, West University, or Bellaire, TX. The team at Mr. Electric of Houston Midtown is ready to address your questions about electrical panel upgrade costs, upgrading electrical panels to 200 amps, and overall pricing for electrical panel upgrades.

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Recognizing the Signs You Need Electrical Panel Upgrades


Overloaded circuits can result in flickering lights or require you to turn off one appliance to use another. Malfunctioning or defective electrical panels may cause breakers to trip or fail, posing risks such as electrical shocks, fires, smoke, or melted wiring. Look out for the following signs that indicate the need for electrical panel upgrades:

  • Rust or corrosion on circuit breakers
  • Crackling sounds emanating from the electrical panel
  • Lack of Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) protection for outlets near water sources
  • Frequent reliance on extension cords
  • Appliances running below their full power potential
  • Homes with 60-amp electrical service
  • Homes with 100-amp electrical service struggle to effectively operate certain appliances
  • Older homes with split-bus panels lacking a main breaker or fuse block panels
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  • Upgrading your home's electrical panel offers numerous benefits, enhancing both safety and convenience. By investing in an electrical panel upgrade, you can enhance the safety, comfort, and functionality of your home. As modern homes have increased electrical demands, outdated panels can become overloaded and pose fire hazards. By upgrading your panel, you can:

    • Enhance Safety: An upgraded panel increases your home's electrical capacity, minimizing the risk of overloading and potential electrical fires.
    • Reliable Power Distribution: Upgraded panels ensure more consistent and reliable power distribution throughout your home, reducing the chances of power fluctuations or outages.
    • Added Convenience: Upgrading your panel allows for the installation of additional outlets, whole-house surge protectors, and new appliances without worrying about overloading the system. This provides greater convenience and flexibility in using electrical devices throughout your home.
    • Future-Proofing: An upgraded electrical panel is designed to accommodate the evolving electrical needs of modern households. It can handle increased power demands, such as electric vehicle charging stations or home automation systems, ensuring your home is ready for future technologies.
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