Electrical Panel Repair and Replacement in Carver, MA

Name: Crowe Electric
Address: 77 Accord Park Drive, C4, Norwell, MA, 02061, US
Telephone: 781-678-8266
Price range: $

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Best Electrical Panel Repair and Replacement in Carver, MA, and Surrounding Areas

Call Crowe Electric at 781-678-8266 for professional electrical service if you need an electrical panel or circuit breaker box repair or replacement.

Your electrical panel operates as the heart of your home’s wiring. When you have problems with your electrical panel or particular circuit breakers within, you’ll experience everything from flickering lights to complete loss of power. Crowe Electric specializes in electrical panel repair and replacement in Carver, MA, providing home owners with reliable electrical service.

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What’s Inside my Electrical Panel?

Power comes into your home via a cable connecting to your electrical panel (sometimes called a circuit breaker panel). Inside the panel, electrical circuits allocate power throughout your home. Each circuit supports a limited amount of electricity, which allows you to have power when other circuits go down and protects you against potential electrical fires. When you open the door of your electrical panel, you’ll have access to your circuit breakers and main power switch. Many panels have labels next to breakers outlining what a particular circuit controls, making it easy to recognize where a problem lies when you have electrical problems. Should you have an issue with your electricity, the circuit breaker will trip and you’ll see the breaker switch in the center or on the opposite side.

What if I Have a Fuse Box Instead of Circuit Breakers?

If you open your electrical panel and see round glass plugs instead of circuit breaker switches, you have a fuse box. Fuse boxes often show up in older buildings, offering the same function but with more setbacks. At Crowe Electric, we can help you replace your fuse box with an electrical panel so you can enjoy these modern benefits:

Better Amperage

Most fuse boxes don’t have a high enough amperage to handle the high electrical needs of modern-day appliances.

Reusable Breakers

When a fuse blows in your box, you have to replace it. Circuit breakers can flip back into place and function until the switch itself stops working.

GFCI Response

Fuse boxes don’t function with GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters) outlets, which means that if moisture damages an outlet, the circuit won’t stop and may cause an electrical fire.

When Do I Need Electrical Panel Repair or Replacement?

If you have problems with your circuit breakers, we start by assessing whether you need electrical panel repair or replacement. Certain factors affect our assessment, such as the age of your electrical panel and the problems you’re experiencing. Common signs that you need a new electrical panel include the following:

Crackling, buzzing, or humming inside the electrical panel

Lights dimming or flickering throughout the home

Constantly tripping breakers

Overheating

Blackened spots near your breakers

Burning smells

Rust or apparent water damage

Appliance use causing breakers to trip at certain power levels

Some problems require circuit breaker repairs to individual switches, while others indicate the need for total electrical panel replacement.

Crowe Electric provides you with professionally licensed electricians with experience dealing with various fuse boxes and electrical panels. We’ll perform safety testing on your panel that keeps you and your home safe from potential electrical fires, then discuss our findings with you. You can expect transparent pricing, a full explanation of what electrical work you need, and a reasonable timeline for repairs or replacements.

Can I DIY My Electrical Panel Replacement or Repair?

Many home owners believe they can save money and time by attempting to repair or install their own electrical panels. Without a thorough education on building electrical wiring and federal and local building codes, you may unknowingly cause future electrical problems. Common mistakes made during DIY electrical panel replacement include:

Each of these problems can not only put your home in danger of burning down, but you or a loved one may electrocute themselves or overload your circuits. These issues may also cause difficulties during inspections to sell your building in the future.

Electrical Panel Replacement by Crowe Electric

If your electrical panel repair requires replacement, you can count on Crowe Electric to use only the best electrical panel brands in the industry. Some of our favorite electrical panel brands include:

Square D Electrical Panels
Siemens Electrical Panels
Eaton Electrical Panels

The brand you choose depends on your specific needs, as each brand produces a wide variety of panels offering different amperages and box sizes. Your Crowe Electric technician will help you determine which brand and panel type works best for your building.

You’ll have many considerations while replacing your current electrical panel. Some decisions may include the following:

Choosing a Location

Installing a new electrical panel allows you to place it in its current location or move it somewhere more convenient. Generally, you want your breaker box close to areas using a lot of electricity, such as your kitchen or laundry room. Choose a spot that’s easily accessible with plenty of light so you can easily see the switches.

Determining the Correct Amperage

The size of your electrical panel depends on how much power you use in your home. If you have a lot of appliances or rely on electricity for everything from flushing your toilet to heating your home, you’ll need a larger panel. Residential electrical panels range from 100 amps to 400 amps.

Your licensed electrician from Crowe Electric can help you determine how much amperage your panel needs to supply.

Choosing the Correct Circuit Breakers