Electrical Panel

AVERAGE LIFESPAN: 20-25 years.

The electrical panel, also called the circuit breaker box, is a crucial component of your home's electrical infrastructure that acts as the entry point for electricity to your house. The panel's capacity defines how much electricity your home can receive, with larger panels providing more electricity than smaller ones. It is important to ensure that your panel is properly sized for your home's electrical needs to avoid electrical hazards or power shortages. In addition, upgrading your electrical panel can enhance your home's overall electrical capacity, enabling you to install more electrical appliances and improve your energy consumption.

Electrical Panel Incentives:

AVERAGE LIFESPAN: 50-70 years.

When upgrading your home to electrical appliances such as EV chargers, induction stoves, heat pumps, or heat pump water heaters, it's important to consider whether your electrical wiring can handle the increased voltage requirements. Installing these high-powered appliances may require an upgrade to your home's electrical wiring to accommodate the higher voltage outlets. Upgrading the wiring can ensure the safe and efficient operation of your appliances and prevent electrical hazards such as fires or power surges.

Electrical Wiring Incentives: