Panel upgrade or replacement
Review the condition of the panel, usable circuit space and the equipment needed for the proposed work. A new panel alone does not automatically increase the power available to the property.
Discuss a panel replacement ↗
FRANCISCO PAULINONew Bedford · Dartmouth · Fall River
Replace aging electrical equipment, make room for new circuits or plan the power your next project needs. Start with a clear review of your existing system and your goals.

Understand the options
Review the condition of the panel, usable circuit space and the equipment needed for the proposed work. A new panel alone does not automatically increase the power available to the property.
Discuss a panel replacement ↗Review the supply capacity and the service equipment together. The proposal identifies the work involved and any utility, permit and inspection coordination before scheduling.
Discuss a service upgrade ↗Plan circuits for a garage, workshop, EV charger or renovation. A subpanel adds distribution space; the available capacity still needs to be checked.
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New equipment, a renovation, limited circuit space or concerns about aging equipment are good reasons to discuss the electrical system. Francisco can review the condition, intended loads and practical options before defining the work.
Related planning: EV charging and backup power, electrical load management, and electrical condition reviews. For damage after an outage, see storm and meter repairs.
Leave panel covers in place. An onsite review may be needed to confirm scope and price.
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No. A panel replacement addresses the equipment distributing power to your circuits. A service upgrade changes the available supply and may involve the meter equipment, service conductors and other components. Francisco reviews the complete scope before recommending either.
The right capacity depends on your existing loads, planned equipment and the condition of the system. Share plans for EV charging, heat pumps, a workshop or an addition. A load review helps determine whether an upgrade, circuit work or load management is the appropriate next step.
The existing service and panel, equipment locations, wiring condition, access, proposed loads and required coordination all affect the scope. Send the property address, your goal and safely taken photos. Francisco confirms what can be estimated from those details and what needs a site visit.
Plan for an interruption during the work. Timing depends on the agreed scope and any utility or inspection coordination. Tell Francisco about refrigeration, medical equipment, pumps or business operations that need special planning.
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