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Electrical Panel Upgrades:
Safety, Capacity, and Future-Ready Power.

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Your electrical panel (or breaker box) is the heart of your home's power system. If your home is 25 years or older, or if you plan on adding a major appliance like an EV charger, central AC, or solar, your existing panel is likely undersized, inefficient, or—critically—a major safety hazard.

At United Electrical Systems (UES), we specialize in seamless, code-compliant electrical panel upgrades and replacements across the Peninsula, South Bay, and Santa Cruz areas. We don't just swap boxes; we engineer a long-term solution to ensure your home is safe, scalable, and powered for the next generation.

Is It Time for a Panel Upgrade? Recognizing the Warning Signs

Ignoring an outdated or undersized panel is risking inconvenient power outages, damaged appliances, and, most importantly, electrical fire. Contact United Electrical Systems immediately if you experience any of these issues:

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The 200-Amp Advantage:

Our Comprehensive Panel Upgrade Process

As the "last electrician you need," we manage the entire project from start to finish:

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1. Safety Assessment: Inspection of the meter, service entry cable, and grounding system.

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2. Permitting: Handling all necessary permits and inspections with local municipal or county authorities.

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3. Installation: Meticulous installation of the new 200A panel, meter socket, and weatherhead (if needed).

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4. Coordination: Scheduling and coordinating the necessary power cut-off and reconnection with your utility provider (e.g., PG&E).

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5. Clean Wiring: We ensure every wire is neatly labeled and organized inside the box for easy, safe future servicing.

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Common Reasons for an Upgrade in Our Service Area

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Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging:

A Level 2 charger often requires a dedicated 40-amp or 50-amp circuit, necessitating a panel upgrade for adequate capacity.

Home Additions / Remodels:

Expanding your footprint or adding major load-bearing rooms (kitchens, masters) requires a corresponding power increase.

Heat Pumps / Central AC:

Installing a high-efficiency HVAC system places a significant, continuous demand on your electrical panel.

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