An engineering-grade panel upgrade sized for your actual load -- not a guess. NEC 2023 compliant, permit and inspection included. Most jobs completed in one day.
If any of these sound familiar, your panel is holding your home back.
Frequent trips mean your panel cannot handle your home's electrical load. This is the most common sign you have outgrown your panel.
A Level 2 EV charger draws 40-48A. If your panel is at capacity, you will need an upgrade before installation. We handle both in one project.
Homes built before 2000 typically have 100A or even 60A panels with outdated components. Modern code and modern loads need 200A.
Heat pumps, hot tubs, and other 240V appliances each require dedicated high-amperage circuits. Your panel needs the capacity to support them.
A finished basement adds circuits for lighting, outlets, and often a bathroom. If your panel is full, you need more capacity before any remodel work begins.
Solar inverters and battery systems require dedicated breakers and sufficient bus bar capacity. We size your panel for the full system from day one.
Most panel upgrades are completed in one day. Here is exactly how it works.
We calculate your home's actual electrical load per NEC Article 220 -- not a rough estimate. This determines the right panel size and ensures code compliance from the start.
You get a detailed, fixed-price quote that covers everything: panel, breakers, labor, permit, and inspection. The price we quote is the price you pay.
We pull the electrical permit and coordinate with Rocky Mountain Power for the meter disconnect. We schedule the work at a time that works for you.
We swap your panel, upgrade the meter base if needed, install new breakers, label every circuit, and restore power. Typical install time is 6-8 hours.
We schedule the final inspection with the local building department. Everything passes on the first visit because we do it right the first time. You get the inspection report for your records.
We will give you an exact quote before any work starts. No surprises.
| Service | Typical Range | What's Included |
|---|---|---|
| 100A to 200A Upgrade | $2,000 - $3,500 | New 200A panel, breakers, labor, permit, inspection |
| 200A Upgrade + Meter Base | $3,000 - $4,500 | New panel, new meter base, utility coordination, permit, inspection |
| Sub-Panel Addition | $1,200 - $2,500 | New sub-panel for garage, basement, or addition |
Final pricing depends on your home's specific electrical setup, panel location, and utility requirements. Every quote is fixed-price -- the number we give you is the number you pay.
A 200A panel upgrade in Utah typically costs $2,000-$4,500 depending on your home's existing wiring, meter base condition, and whether the utility requires a service upgrade. We provide a fixed-price quote after assessing your specific situation -- no surprises.
Most panel upgrades are completed in one day, typically 6-8 hours. Your power will be off for a portion of that time (usually 4-6 hours) while we swap the panel and make connections. We coordinate with the utility to minimize downtime.
Yes. A panel upgrade requires an electrical permit and a final inspection by a local building inspector. We handle the entire permit process for you -- pulling the permit, scheduling the inspection, and making sure everything passes on the first visit.
Yes, your power will be off for approximately 4-6 hours during the panel swap. We schedule the outage in advance so you can plan around it. We recommend charging devices, avoiding laundry, and having a cooler ready if needed.
A 100A panel was standard for homes built before 2000 and supports basic loads -- lights, appliances, HVAC. A 200A panel doubles your capacity and is required for modern electrical demands like EV chargers, heat pumps, hot tubs, solar inverters, and battery systems. Most homes being built today start at 200A.
Get a fixed-price quote for your panel upgrade. We will assess your home's actual load and tell you exactly what you need -- nothing more, nothing less.