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Dedicated Circuits in Springfield, MO

Transform your home into an even better place with dedicated circuits in Springfield, MO. Mr. Electric of Southwest Missouri installs dedicated circuits to power your major appliances and prevent unnecessary electrical overloads. Contact us to request a quote on your dedicated circuit installation!

Dedicated Circuits in Springfield, MO
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  • Dedicated circuits are specific electrical pathways that are responsible for powering one appliance or electrical system in your home. When you plug something into an outlet in your home, that electrical outlet connects to your electrical panel and electricity runs through the wires to bring it power. A shared circuit powers multiple devices as once, but a dedicated circuit only powers one and it has its own circuit breaker.

  • Since a dedicated circuit has its own circuit breaker, it is designed to shut off in the event of an electrical overload. This protects your other electronic equipment and prevents potential hazards such as overheating or electrical fires. Some of the primary advantages of having dedicated circuits are the following:

    • To provide a stable power source for all of your major appliances
    • To decrease the likelihood of circuit breakers tripping
    • To help your circuit breakers and electrical panel last longer without wearing down
    • To mitigate the risk of overheating or damage to your expensive electronics and appliances

    Mr. Electric of Southwest Missouri is available to handle the installation of your dedicated circuits, so you are guaranteed an electrical system that runs smoothly and safely.

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What Appliances Need Dedicated Circuits?

Think of the big-ticket items that you have in your home. Those major appliances are the ones that require a dedicated circuit, including your:

  • Dishwasher
  • Dryer
  • Freezer
  • Garbage disposal
  • Hot tub
  • HVAC system
  • Ovens and electric range
  • Refrigerator
  • Washer
  • Water and sump pump

There are also other specialty areas that can benefit from having a dedicated circuit. For example, your home office is really not complete without a dedicated computer circuit. Rely on Mr. Electric of Southwest Missouri to install a dedicated circuit for your:

  • Barn
  • Detached garage
  • Home office
  • Home theater
  • Outdoor Kitchen

  • Turn to Mr. Electric of Southwest Missouri to handle the installation process of your dedicated circuits. When electricity is involved, you definitely want to depend on a skilled electrician with the knowledge and experience our expert crew offers. Here are the basic steps we follow to install your new dedicated circuit safely and securely:

    • Initial Assessment: Your Mr. Electric of Southwest Missouri electrician evaluates the electrical load of the appliance or system that needs the dedicated circuit. We inspect your electrical panel to make sure it can handle the new circuit. If necessary, we will upgrade your electrical panel with electrical subpanel wiring. We also determine the best location for the circuit and the most efficient route for wiring.
    • Circuit Breaker Selection and Installation: Once the power has been turned off in the area where the circuit will be installed, we select the breaker so that it matches the amperage of the dedicated circuit. We then install the circuit breaker in the electrical panel.
    • Run and Connect Wiring: The wiring is measured and cut to the appropriate length. It is then routed from the electrical panel to the location of the circuit, which may require drilling holes in the walls, floors, or ceiling. If necessary, we may install a conduit to protect the wiring. From there, we connect the wiring to the circuit breaker and to the devices or outlet, making sure that all of the connections are correctly grounded and secure.
    • Circuit Testing: After turning the power back on, we can ascertain if the installation was a success by testing the circuit and ruling out any issues. We will make the necessary adjustments until the circuit installation fulfills all requirements.
    • Labeling and Cleanup: We label your electrical panel so the new circuit is easily identifiable and clean up any debris so your home is left tidy and free of mess.
    • Inspection and Walkthrough: After one more final inspection to ensure it meets all the necessary codes and standards, we will walk you through your new dedicated circuit so you know how to operate it and turn it off if necessary.

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