Electric Panel Upgrade and Replacement

Select Power upgrades, replaces, and installs electrical panels for homes and businesses across our service area. A typical residential job takes one day: load calculation under NEC Article 220, permit filed, utility disconnect scheduled, old panel out, new service set, circuits re-landed and labeled, then inspection. Standard scope is a 200-amp service with new service entrance conductors, a meter can, two ground rods and bonding, AFCI and GFCI breakers where code requires them, and a Type 2 surge protective device at the panel. Power is off a few hours while the meter is pulled. Commercial work runs the same way on a schedule that fits the building. Licensed electricians on every job, written scope and price before we start.

Electric Panel Upgrades and Service Capacity

We size before we sell. If your amperage is adequate and only the slots are gone, we install a subpanel and you keep the existing service, which is the cheaper fix and we will say so. If the connected load is past what the service carries, we quote the 200-amp upgrade and show you the calculation behind it.

Upgrades we handle most include adding a 48-amp EV charger, a heat pump or second AC unit, a tankless water heater, pool equipment, a shop with a welder or compressor, or a remodel adding circuits. The quote covers the panel, breakers, service conductors, meter work, grounding and bonding, permit, and utility coordination.

Electrician installing an electrical panel in a home

Electric Panel Replacement and New Panel Installation

Replacement is our call when the panel is the problem. We pull covers on Federal Pacific Stab-Lok, Zinsco, Challenger, and Sylvania panels every week, along with rusted enclosures and corroded bus bars from coastal humidity. Double-tapped breakers, a scorched bus, heat at the deadfront, or a breaker that will not reset means the panel comes out, and we replace it rather than patching around it.

Installation covers new panels where none existed: subpanels for additions, garages, docks, and detached shops, dedicated panels for pool equipment, meter main combinations on rebuilds, and transfer switch tie-ins for a standby generator. Every circuit is tested and labeled before we close the cover.

What to Expect From a Licensed Panel Installation

A licensed installation covers the full service, not just the box on the wall. Ours starts with the load calculation under NEC Article 220 and the amperage it supports, then the permit and the inspection appointment. We schedule the utility disconnect and reconnect so you know the window, and power is typically off a few hours.

The work includes new service entrance conductors and a meter can where required, two ground rods with proper bonding, the panel and breakers with AFCI and GFCI where code calls for them, a Type 2 surge protective device, every circuit re-landed and labeled, and the wall behind the panel patched. All of it priced in writing before we start.

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Areas We Serve

From city centers to surrounding neighborhoods, our team is ready to deliver dependable service right where you need it.

Bradenton

Longboat Key

Osprey

Siesta Key

Palmetto

Venice

North Port

Englewood

Punta Gorda

Arcadia

Tampa

St. Petersburg

Book a Panel Evaluation with Select Power 

Give us the brand on the panel, the number on the main breaker, and what you are adding to the property, and we can usually narrow it down before anyone drives out. From there we schedule the visit, run the load calculation, and put the scope and the price in writing.

No pressure to book the work on the spot. Select Power has handled panel upgrades, replacements, and new installations since 2019, with licensed electricians answering the phone around the clock. Call us or fill out the form and we will get back to you.