Electrical Panel
Upgrades in Denver, CO

Older Denver homes run out of capacity fast. We replace unsafe and undersized panels with modern 200 amp equipment, coordinate the Xcel disconnect and hand you a labeled, code-compliant panel.

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Tell us what you need. A licensed electrician replies within one business hour.

Licensed & Insured

Upfront Flat Pricing

Permits Pulled
Workmanship Warranty

Who we are

Denver's trusted electrical
panel upgrade specialists

Panel and service work is the backbone of what we do. We handle the Xcel Energy disconnect and reconnect, the permit and the inspection, and we finish the day with your power back on and a fully labeled directory on the door.

Denver's housing stock is full of 60A and 100A services, fuse boxes, and Federal Pacific Stab-Lok, Zinsco and Challenger panels with documented failure histories. Upgrading to a modern 200A panel is what makes EV charging, air conditioning, a hot tub or a basement finish possible.

What every job includes

12+

Years

2,100+

Jobs

4.9★

What's included

Electrical Panel Upgrades
services we handle in Denver

Pick the piece you need, or let us scope the whole job — every option below is permitted, warrantied and quoted flat.

100A to 200A Service Upgrade

New panel, meter main, service entrance conductors and mast where required.

Panel Replacement (Same Amperage)

Swapping a failed or hazardous panel while keeping your existing service size.

Federal Pacific & Zinsco Replacement

Removing known-hazardous panels and rebuilding circuits on modern breakers.

Subpanel Installation

Basements, garages, shops and ADUs fed from a properly sized feeder.

Whole-Home Surge Protection

Type 2 SPD installed at the panel to protect electronics and appliances.

Grounding & Bonding Corrections

Bringing ground rods, water bonds and neutrals up to current code.

Not sure which electrical panel upgrades option you need?

Tell us what you're trying to power and we'll price the right scope — free, over the phone, in about ten minutes.

Why hire a pro

Benefits of hiring a licensed professional for Electrical Panel Upgrades

It isn't only about the finished result — it's about permits, safety, insurance and what happens when you sell the house.

01

Utility coordination handled

A service upgrade means scheduling Xcel's disconnect and the city inspection in the right order. A licensed contractor owns that chain.

02

No shortcuts inside the can

Correct torque, proper neutral/ground separation, AFCI and GFCI where required — the details inspectors and insurers look for.

03

Documented for insurers and buyers

Some carriers surcharge or refuse to cover Stab-Lok and Zinsco panels. A permitted upgrade closes that file.

04

Capacity planned, not guessed

A load calculation sizes your service for what you'll add over the next decade, not just today.

Who needs this

Do you need Electrical Panel Upgrades?

If any of these sound like your home or building, it's worth a free assessment. We'll tell you honestly what's urgent, what can wait and what doesn't need doing at all.

You still have fuses or a 60–100A service

Common in pre-1970 Denver homes and undersized for modern living.

Your panel is Federal
Pacific, Zinsco or Challenger

These are known fire risks and should be replaced, not repaired.

You're out of breaker spaces

Tandem breakers stacked everywhere is a sign the panel is maxed out.

You're adding EV charging, AC or a spa

Big new loads usually require capacity before anything else can be installed.

Why it matters

What you get with Electrical Panel Upgrades

Room to grow

Capacity for EV charging, a hot tub, air conditioning, an induction range and a future ADU.

Hazardous panels replaced

Federal Pacific Stab-Lok, Zinsco and Challenger panels are known fire risks — we replace them.

Insurance and resale ready

Documented, permitted work that appraisers, inspectors and insurers accept.

Scope of work

Included in every Electrical Panel Upgrades job

Our process

How your Electrical Panel Upgrades project runs

Five steps from your first call to a passed inspection. You always know what happens next.

01

Tell us what's going on

Send the form or call. We ask the right questions up front so the truck arrives with the right parts.

02

On-site assessment

A licensed electrician inspects the panel, load and access, then walks you through the options.

03

Flat-rate quote

You get an itemized price in writing — permit, materials and labor included. No surprises mid-job.

04

Clean, permitted install

Drop cloths down, shoes covered, tidy conduit, labeled panel, debris hauled away.

05

Inspection & walkthrough

We meet the inspector, hand over documentation and show you how everything works.

Why choose us

Reasons Denver homeowners keep our number

Denver homes are our specialty

Bungalows in Wash Park, split-levels in Aurora, new builds in Highlands Ranch — we know the panels, permits and inspectors in each jurisdiction.

Master electrician on every job

Your project is designed and reviewed by a master electrician, not handed to an unsupervised helper.

We show up in the window

Two-hour arrival windows with text updates. If we're running late, you hear it from us first.

No upsell theater

We tell you what's urgent, what can wait a year, and what doesn't need doing at all.

Clean job sites

Floor protection, dust control and a full cleanup. You shouldn't be able to tell we were there.

1-year workmanship warranty

On top of manufacturer coverage, our labor is warrantied for One full years.

Recent work

Jobs finished across Denver metro this season

Every job photographed, permitted and left cleaner than we found it.

Testimonials

Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 187 Denver customers

Book Electrical Panel Upgrades in Denver

Flat-rate pricing, permits pulled, one-year workmanship warranty. Same-day appointments across the metro.

Electrical Panel Upgrades FAQs

How much does an electrical panel upgrade cost in Denver?

Most Denver panel upgrades run $3,500 to $5,500 depending on whether the meter, mast and service entrance conductors are replaced along with the panel.

How long will my power be off?

Usually four to eight hours in a single day. We schedule the utility disconnect in advance and work straight through.

Do I need 200 amp service?

If you plan on EV charging, electric heat, a hot tub or a finished basement, 200A is the practical baseline. We confirm with a load calculation.

Is my Federal Pacific panel really a problem?

Stab-Lok breakers have a documented history of failing to trip. Replacement is the recommended fix, not repair.

Service area

Proudly Serving Denver and the Surrounding Metro

Aurora · Parker · Golden · Arvada · Brighton · boulder