When your lights flicker every time you run the microwave, your electrical panel is telling you something important.
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Your 1970s electrical panel wasn’t designed for today’s world. Every smart TV, computer, high-efficiency appliance, and charging station demands more power than your old system can safely deliver.
When we upgrade your electrical panel, you get reliable power that actually works with your life. No more choosing between running the dishwasher and charging your phone. No more worrying about that burning smell from the basement.
You get peace of mind knowing your family is safe and your home can handle whatever you plug in.
We’ve been the go-to electrical service for Norridge homeowners since 1999. While other companies chase every type of work, we focus on what matters most: keeping your home’s electrical system safe and reliable.
We’re licensed, bonded, and insured because electrical work isn’t something you experiment with. Our electricians have seen every type of panel problem in Norridge’s mix of older homes and newer construction.
We know which panels fail first, which upgrades work best for your neighborhood’s power demands, and how to get the work done without turning your life upside down.
First, we evaluate your current panel and calculate your home’s actual power needs. Not every home needs a 200-amp upgrade, but most Norridge homes built before 1990 do.
Next, we coordinate with Commonwealth Edison to safely disconnect your power. We remove your old panel, install the new one, and upgrade any wiring that doesn’t meet current code requirements.
Finally, we test everything before reconnecting your power. You’ll have reliable electricity that can handle your modern life without the constant worry about overloaded circuits or electrical fires.
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Your electrical panel upgrade includes a new main breaker box rated for your home’s power needs, typically 200 amps for most Norridge homes. We also upgrade the meter socket, main disconnect, and any subpanels that need updating.
All work meets Norridge’s building codes, including the National Electric Code 2017 and International Residential Code 2018. We pull all necessary permits and handle the inspection process.
Many Norridge homeowners also need updated wiring for older circuits. We’ll identify any aluminum wiring, outdated outlets, or circuits that don’t meet current safety standards and give you a clear plan for bringing everything up to code.