Electrical Panel Upgrades & Service Changes

• Permit pulled and inspected A panel change is permitted work and we treat it that way — permit pulled before we start, inspection scheduled when we finish. You end up with a record that the work passed, which matters when you sell or when an insurer asks.
• Load calculated for how you actually use power Not a guess off the square footage. We look at what is on the house now and what you are planning — the shop, the range, the well pump, the charger — and size the service to that. It is the difference between a panel that fits you and one you outgrow in two years.
• New panel and breakers A new enclosure, new breakers sized to their circuits, and proper grounding and bonding. No reusing tired breakers out of the old panel to save a few dollars.
• Circuits labeled Every circuit traced and written down legibly, so the next person who opens that door — you, a future electrician, a buyer's inspector — knows what is what without guessing.
• Work to NEC plus county and state code Done to the National Electrical Code as Idaho adopts it, and to whatever your county and the inspector require on top. Jesse is an Idaho licensed master electrician, license #038428, and the work is signed with his name on it.
• The quoted price is the billed price You get a number before the work starts and that is the number on the invoice. If we open things up and find something genuinely unexpected, you hear about it right then and you decide — it never just appears at the bottom of the bill.

Panel work often travels with other jobs. If you are putting in a standby generator, the panel and the transfer switch get planned together so the whole thing works as one system. And if you are in town, here is more on our electrical work in Moscow.