Upgrading an Electrical Panel Comments
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Posted by: Nazi Martinez in riverside, CA. | Posted: February 18th, 2013 09:02AM |
Amps: 400 | Electrician: ABonner & Sons Electric |
I've upgraded two 200 service in my business in riverside CA. Bonners and sons came in and did a wonderful job. Very reasonable prices. |
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Posted by: KarenSue in Oakdale, MN. | Posted: February 7th, 2013 05:02AM |
Amps: 200 | Electrician: Kevin~3hrs work.wont use again. |
Electrician to put in new meter socket $980.00. Includes (200A meter socket hardware).
Excel energy changed per foot to dig a trench to bury my overhead lines, then there is a $350.00 minimum fee to come out and connect (all happens on same day).
They buried my power lines 72ft distance from pole to house. Total Excel energy cost $808.00
The 200A breaker box was $125, and an extra 100A breaker for the existing panel $50.(didn't let electrician change old 100A fuse box, he was told to send a jumper from 200A to 100A fuse box only.)
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I changed the existing 100A fuse box to a 100A breaker box. Took me 5 hours. Glad I didn't let the electrician do it at apparently ($290 per hour). Cost of panel and breakers $200.00. Cost of 5 hours of my time.... priceless. |
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Posted by: Paul J Maragni in Chino Hills, CA. | Posted: January 7th, 2013 10:01AM |
Amps: 200 | Electrician: JLR Electric 951-675-0725 |
Jerry did an excellent job. Took out a burned out 125amp and replaced with a 200 amp in 1 1/2 days INCLUDING ALL STUCCO REPAIR MATCHING WORK!! Jerry is now my electrician. He is fair, affordable and walks you thru the process prior to beginning. He will be doing more work for me in the near future. PS He is also a nice guy to meet. |
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Posted by: nw vaughn in Brockton, MA. | Posted: September 18th, 2012 07:09PM |
Amps: 100-200 | Electrician: NW Vaughn Electric |
average cost for a 100A complete service upgrade 1200 - 1500 200A complete service upgrade 1800-2000 complete upgrade includes new meter, new service drop, new 100A or 200A Panel, utility grounding bridge, 2 ground rods, all necessary breakers. labor and permit fees included. does not include relocation, single family only, over head service with SE cable, service drop in pipe would be an additional 200 to 400 bucks |
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Posted by: Al Nice in Piscataway, NJ. | Posted: August 12th, 2012 02:08PM |
Amps: 200 | Electrician: 24/7 Electric, LLC |
After reviewing electricians on Angieslist.com, I decided to go with a local electrician here in Piscataway. He also had awesome reviews from customers so I felt comfortable in hiring him. We recently had our kitchen redone and noticed whenever we used the microwave with other applianced plugged in at the same time, the power would cut out. I hired Tony from 24/7 Electric and he made few suggestions to us. We decided it was necessary to upgrade our panel box and main service line outside due to old wiring, aluminum acid build up, old circuit breakers, etc. Added a circuit breaker for the microwave. 24/7 Electric went straight to work without any breaks. They never had any problems while working. They were very courtesy and professional. I would hire these guys again for my next project. |
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Posted by: Bobby Coe in Woodbridge, NJ. | Posted: June 27th, 2012 11:06AM |
Amps: 200 | Electrician: Citywide Electrical Contracting |
After getting several estimates on this project we were referred to this contractor. His pricing was competitive and he included add-ons in the basement to bring the home up to current code. The others never mentioned these requirements. The owner was on scene. All their material was laid out in an organized manner. A big relief for me to see based on past experiences. The work was completed in a timely manner and the quality was beyond our expectations. If you are in need of a professional electrician in central New Jersey, Call Citywide |
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Posted by: a user in Nevada City, CA. | Posted: May 29th, 2012 08:05PM |
Amps: 100 to 200 | Electrician: |
Just bought a house built in 1960's that came with an old Zinsco 100 amp panel. Upgraded it to a 200 amp panel. We expected to pay about $2000 and spent just a little over that. Electrician handled permit and coordinating with PG & E, and the county building inspector for the "rough in" (first permit check). Felt it was fair price and money well spent. (This was done in 2012- the date thingy didn't let me change it to 2012.) |
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Posted by: Alice Walsh in Lakewood, CA. | Posted: April 21st, 2012 11:04AM |
Amps: 200Amp | Electrician: JLR Electric |
Thanks Costhelper.com! i called one of the contractors from your web site. regarding a panel upgrade and the whole process went smooth as silk. my husband stood behind the electrician the whole time checking his work and when the job was done,inspection card signed. my husband looked at me and said, nice call honey...if you or a friend needs this type work done do yourself a BIG favor and call Jerry 951-675-0725rnrnThanks Again Jerry |
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Posted by: No name. in frisco, TX. | Posted: September 2nd, 2011 06:09AM |
Amps: 150 | Electrician: Milestone electric |
Milestone is going to come in and replace and move my breaker box that is original to my house built in 1970's. The one I have is no longer safe because of the brand, and time it was installed. I thought the price was high but they added in so many other things they are going to do at no extra charge. They also guarantee their work for the life of the electric panel. I did not want just anyone doing this job. after all, it's my house we are talking about. so I felt Milestone was the best company for the job. they are experienced, and backed by the BBB. A great company. By the way, my old panel was a Federal Pacafic Electric Panel. |
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Posted by: a user in Toronto, OH. | Posted: August 11th, 2011 08:08AM |
Amps: 200 | Electrician: Electrical D |
Recently bought an old house in Toronto, and i called Electrical D to get a quote on re-wiring and panel replacement, the re-wiring job cost me $4500, and the panel replacement cost me $2150, the job was done professionally and clean. |
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Posted by: NICK P in EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ. | Posted: July 28th, 2011 06:07PM |
Amps: 200 | Electrician: LES ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS |
I RECENTLY PURCHASED A HOME IN EAST BRUNSWICK NJ WITH A FEDERAL PACIFIC ELECTRIC PANEL. WE RECEIEVED 4 ESTIMATES AND LES ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS WAS THE LOWEST. MY WIFE AND I WERE VERY HAPPY WITH THE SERVICE AND PRICE. |
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Posted by: a user in Houston area, TX. | Posted: July 2nd, 2011 12:07PM |
Amps: 150 | Electrician: John Moore |
House built in 1978. Breaker faulty so entire box has to be replaced. Amazing how "code" requires them to replace all breakers, but if that is done then they have to replace the aluminum pole, and install new ground and and and.... so a $2000 cost for box replacement almost triples, all because the breaker isn't made anymore. I am getting other quotes. |
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Posted by: wickedpete in Clearwater, FL. | Posted: May 23rd, 2011 11:05AM |
Amps: 150 | Electrician: |
Selling my house that was built in 1979 and the inpection revealed that the panel was one recognized for having a bad bus bar. Had a local electrician recommended by the inspector do the work. Nice guy and the price was reasonable. |
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Posted by: Waty in Lilburn, GA. | Posted: March 18th, 2011 09:03PM |
Amps: 200 | Electrician: |
If you get people like Mister Sparky to do your work you are paying about 3 times to much. If you get a local electrician to do it your paying a few hundred extra. Get a guy who works for a company and does it on the side too. The total cost for a new panel and breakers is about 300 bucks (depending on how many breakers and what not). I'll gladly pay someone 400 in labor to wire in my panel while its hot and have it done in a few hours. |
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Posted by: Jeffrey chang in Orange, CA. | Posted: March 9th, 2011 11:03AM |
Amps: 200 | Electrician: JLR Electric 951-675-0725 "Jerry Ricker" |
I had Jerry to upgrade my Elec-panel,he is not only done a outstanding job, but also gave me a good price. He replaced out my 1958 very old 100Amp panel to a nice 200Amp panel, plus lots of extra slot for me to use in the near future. Thanks for the consideration and design for my project. Please give Jerry a call, if you ever need an Electrical services, he is the man you need! |
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Posted by: Jason Lee in San Diego, CA. | Posted: February 7th, 2011 04:02PM |
Amps: 200 | Electrician: JLR Electric |
After reading several postings on costhelper.com i read a referal for an Electrical contractor that seemed to good to be true. i must say, after hiring the company for my panel upgrade and seeing the completed project, i too was amazed that an honest contractor could still be had for a price i feel was very fair! if anybody in the southern california area is in need of this service, do yourself and your wallet a favor and get ahold of this guy. JLR Electric 951-675-0725 (Jerry) |
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