Modern 200A and 400A panel upgrades, fuse box replacements, and recalled-panel swaps in San Angelo and the Concho Valley. EV-ready, generator-ready, code-compliant, permitted, and inspected. Free estimates on installation work.
A panel upgrade is a long-term decision. Done right, the panel we install today will still be the heart of your home's power 30 years from now. Done wrong, you'll be calling someone back inside of five.
We size panels for what you actually use — and what you're going to add. EV chargers, hot tubs, electric ranges, central HVAC, backup generators, additions: it all factors in. Every install is done by a Texas-licensed master electrician, inspected, permitted, and built to NEC code. No shortcuts. No moonlight wiring.
Whether you're staring down a Federal Pacific Stab-Lok, a fused 60-amp service from 1965, or a 100A panel that just can't keep up with a modern home, we'll get you on a panel that's safe, code-compliant, and ready for whatever you plug into it next.
Not every old panel needs to be replaced. But these are the situations where an upgrade isn't optional — it's overdue.
Level 2 EV chargers pull 30–60 amps. Older panels rarely have the capacity or breaker space without an upgrade.
If you're still running fuses or a 100A panel in a modern home, you're running out of capacity every time the AC kicks on.
Documented failure history with these brands. Some insurance carriers ask homeowners to replace them as a condition of coverage.
New circuits for a kitchen remodel, finished basement, or addition usually means more breaker space than the old panel allows.
Whole-home generators and interlock kits need a properly sized panel with the right breaker layout.
Inspectors flag old, undersized, or recalled panels. Upgrading before listing often pays for itself in the sale price.
Don't wait. Electrical emergencies can become dangerous fast.
From a straight 100-to-200 amp swap to a full 400-amp service for a shop or large home, we handle the whole spectrum of panel work in San Angelo, Grape Creek, Wall, Christoval, and across the Concho Valley.
Every job includes the panel, breakers sized for your load, the permit, and the inspection coordination — not as surprise add-ons, but as part of one clear quote.
From the first phone call to the final inspection sign-off, here's exactly what happens — and what to expect.
We come look at your existing panel, your service entrance, and your future electrical plans. You get a clear picture of what's needed.
A clear price for the entire job — panel, breakers, permit, inspection, labor. We pull the permit and coordinate with the utility.
Power off, old panel out, new panel in. All circuits relabeled, breakers properly sized, neutrals and grounds separated correctly.
We schedule the inspection, walk it with the inspector, and hand you the permit paperwork. Your panel is documented and code-compliant.
A panel upgrade is one of the most code-sensitive jobs in residential electrical. Cutting corners here can void your insurance, fail an inspection, or — in the worst case — burn your house down. Here's why customers across the Concho Valley trust us with it.
We'll come look at your panel, ask about your future plans (EV, generator, addition, etc.), and tell you exactly what size service makes sense. Free estimates on installation work.
Schedule An Estimate → Or Call (325) 530-4247Based in San Angelo, we run panel upgrade and replacement jobs across all of Tom Green County and the surrounding region.
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The questions San Angelo homeowners actually ask before booking a panel upgrade.
