Surge Protection

• Remember the days where you only had one computer in your home? Nowadays electronics are an integral part of our lives and in 2020, Industry standards changed to protect the valuable appliance and electronics in our homes from harmful transient voltages.

• As of 2020 all new installations of electrical systems 1000 volts or less require surge protecting devices to mitigate overvoltage conditions such as these.

Panel Upgrades

• Electrical panel upgrades enhance home safety, efficiency and can increase resale value, but require consideration of the panel’s age, frequent circuit trips, and sufficient power supply as indicators for the upgrade.Upgrading your electrical panel plays a key role in maintaining your home’s electrical system safety and efficiency.
• An electrical panel manages and distributes electricity throughout your house, serving as the central hub for electrical power. Upgraded breakers are designed to trip on an overload condition faster and more effectively than older breakers. Upgrading your panel can protect your home, provide peace of mind, and even save you money on electricity bills.

Electric Meter Upgrades

• In America, 200-amp service is the standard for new homes and upgrades, but many homes across the country still have 100-amp service. If you’re thinking about making the switch, a licensed electrician will have to replace the existing meter socket, service entrance cable, and other components to accommodate higher electrical capacity in your home. 
• Why Upgrade to a 200-amp service? lt can handle a larger electrical load, meaning that it can support more appliances and devices. It also reduces your risk of power outages, fires, and damage to your electrical system. As an added plus, it can increase your home’s value by future-proofing your home’s electricity and giving you a safer, more reliable power supply.