If your home is more than 25 years old, it may be ready for an upgraded electrical panel. Any electrical panel installed before 1990 may be defective. You can check your panel's nameplate, serial number or manufacturer's information to identify its brand and age.
To simplify matters, you can have one of our service professionals identify the relevant information for your system. The following electrical panels need urgent upgrades, including:
Federal Pacific Electric (FPE) Electrical Panel
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission classifies the FPE electrical panel as unsafe. This type of electrical panel was installed in new homes between 1950 and 1980. They may have defects that can increase the risk of electric shocks and hazards.
Zinsco Electrical Panel
Zinsco panels were not installed in any homes after the 1970s. The panels have a defect in their design that still allows power to flow when the breakers are not on. The breaker switches may also melt.
Pushmatic Electrical Panel
Pushmatic electrical panels were made with weak breaker switches. Their design makes it next to impossible to stop complete power flow because they weren't made with a main breaker switch.
Fuse Boxes
Fuse boxes cannot handle the required amps of 200 or more in today's homes. The outdated systems feature many hazards, including electrocution risks. We will replace your fuse box with your home's correct electrical panel system.