Close to the Area of Use
The electrical subpanel should be near the location where additional power is needed, such as a garage, basement, or separate floor. Installing the subpanel closer to the area of use reduces wiring costs and makes it easier to manage power to specific areas.
Accessible but Protected Location
Like the main panel, a subpanel should be easily accessible and protected. Ideally, you should install your subpanel in an area that is not prone to moisture. Electrical subpanels are typically mounted on a wall near other utilities or in a closet that’s easily reachable for circuit control.
Within Code Regulations
Electrical subpanels must be installed according to local codes, which require specific clearances, grounding, and connection back to the main panel. Hiring a licensed service professional ensures the subpanel is installed safely and up to code.
Our Electrical Subpanel Installation Process
A well-functioning electrical subpanel is crucial for the safety and efficiency of your home’s electrical system. The skilled service professionals at Mr. Electric specialize in installing electrical subpanels to ensure your home’s power distribution is optimized and secure. We offer a full range of services, from assessments and installations to upgrades and ongoing maintenance, all designed to fit your specific needs and busy lifestyle.
Our team members are carefully background-checked and treat every home with respect and care. With backing from our Neighborly Done Right Promise™, your satisfaction is our top priority.
Ready to improve your home’s electrical system with a new subpanel? Schedule an appointment or call us today.
All Mr. Electric franchises are locally owned and operated and may offer fewer or more services than those listed here. To learn more about the electrical subpanel installation services offered in your area, contact the Mr. Electric nearest you for details or a customized on-site