When to call
Common reasons homeowners and property teams contact us
- 100-to-200-amp service upgrades
- New EV, HVAC or major appliance loads
- Damaged or obsolete service equipment
Panels & Service
Electrical Service Upgrades in Florida
Increase or modernize the electrical service that supplies your property when capacity, condition or a major project requires it.
A better starting point
The service is more than the panel
Meter equipment, service conductors, grounding, utility coordination and the main disconnect all affect a proper upgrade.
What we can handle
A clear, code-conscious scope
- Load calculation and equipment planning
- Meter-main and service equipment
- Utility, permit and inspection coordination
Capacity from the utility connection inward
A service upgrade coordinates equipment, grounding, load and utility requirements.
The service includes more than the breaker panel. Meter equipment, service conductors, the main disconnect, grounding and bonding, available fault ratings and the utility connection all influence the design.
Load and service sizing
A calculation considers the home or property loads and planned additions instead of choosing amperage by guesswork.
Equipment arrangement
Separate meter and panel equipment, meter-main combinations and exterior disconnect requirements vary by property and current rules.
Permits and utility coordination
Service changes commonly involve a permit, inspection and utility disconnect or reconnect. Scheduling these parties is part of the project plan.
Questions homeowners ask
Helpful details before the visit.
Does a new panel automatically increase service capacity?
No. The meter, conductors, disconnect and utility supply must all support the new rating. A panel-only replacement may keep the existing service size.
When is a 200-amp service appropriate?
It depends on calculated demand and future plans such as EV charging, electric HVAC, cooking or additions. Bigger is not automatically necessary for every home.
How the visit works
Understand the condition before choosing the work.
Listen and inspect
We begin with your concern, the property and the equipment involved.
Explain the options
Your technician describes the findings, practical choices and scope in plain language.
Complete it carefully
Approved work is completed with safety, code compliance and the long-term result in mind.