Do I Need an Electrical Panel Upgrade?
According to the Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI), approximately 51,000 homes are destroyed by electrical fires each year, with electrical distribution systems being the third leading cause of home fires. Most homeowners don’t realize the dangers they face when they undergo remodeling projects, adding rooms on and adding more appliances.
According to the Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI), approximately 51,000 homes are destroyed by electrical fires each year, with electrical distribution systems being the third leading cause of home fires. Most homeowners don’t realize the dangers they face when they undergo remodeling projects, adding rooms on and adding more appliances. Eventually, your electrical system can get overloaded. However, keeping your electrical system up to date ensures that it is prepared to meet all your energy needs, and protect your family and home.
Why Should I Upgrade?
If your electrical panel is full, your circuit breakers constantly trip, and/or your fuses blow constantly, then you are not using the electricity in your home effectively or safely. Some homeowners may try to remedy this by replacing their circuit breaker with a larger one. However, most homes—especially older homes—were built to handle a maximum of 60 amps for the entire home. Your circuit

