Fast & Reliable Electrical Panel Upgrades in DC & MD

Electrical Heavy Ups in Maryland & Washington, DC

Home offices, telecommuting, power-draining technology, and the like can put a strain on your electrical panel. Many homeowners find their current electrical circuit doesn’t provide enough “juice” to stay powered. Interruptions in service, tripped breakers, and flickering lights are all signs that you simply don’t have enough power coming to your home.

One way to correct your insufficient power is by investing in an electrical panel upgrade or a heavy-up. Electrical heavy-ups increase the power of your home’s electrical circuits. This increase in amperage (usually to 200 amps) allows you can safely power all of your appliances, electrical devices, and lighting, at the same time, without worrying about an interruption.

If you think it’s time for an upgrade, trust Michael Bonsby with your electrical heavy-up. Since 1992, businesses and homeowners alike have turned to us for all of their electrical needs. We offer a full range of services, and our certified electricians place customer satisfaction above all else. Contact us today for a free estimate!

When To Get an Electrical Panel Upgrade in the DC area

Electrical heavy-ups don’t just make your life easier by expanding your ability to power your central AC, hair dryer, and video games all at the same time. An upgrade to a system that isn’t supplying adequate amperage to your home is a safety measure you can’t afford to ignore. Overloaded circuitry can damage wires inside walls, which can easily spark and catch fire, especially in older homes where electrical heavy-ups are most needed.

Don’t overlook the need to upgrade your amperage, or you could risk serious damage to your new devices and your home. Contact us today for a free estimate!

Heavy Ups in Maryland & DC

One of the great things about living in such a historic area is the number of homes preserved in the style dating back a century or more. Restoring homes in and around Washington, DC, is very popular. Just remember, if your home is more than 20 years old, you should have your electrical panel inspected to make sure you have adequate amperage.

Most homes, midcentury and older, have electrical panels with fuses instead of circuit breakers. At the time these homes were built, 30 amps to 60 amps of power sufficiently operated most standard household appliances. Today’s homes operate at closer to 100 amps to 200 amps. If your home still has an old-school fuse box, it’s time for an electrical heavy-up.

Free Estimates for Electrical Panel Upgrades in MD & DC

Experiencing a power interruption from a tripped breaker could simply mean you’ve temporarily overloaded your panel. It happens, but not every day. If you regularly experience power failures, flickering lights, and tripped breakers, you need immediate service.Contact Michael Bonsby for a residential electrical panel upgrade before any serious damage occurs.

If you’re looking for electric panel upgrades or breaker assistance, reach out today for a free estimate!