Panel upgrades, repairs, wiring, lighting, dedicated circuits, and diagnostics — for homes and businesses across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County.
We handle everything from single repairs — like replacing a breaker — to full panel upgrades, new wiring, lighting installation, and dedicated circuits for specific equipment. We diagnose the issue before quoting, so you know exactly what's being done, and every job is performed by a licensed Florida electrical contractor (EC13010894).
We also complete the electrical repairs and corrections required for building recertification (formerly known as the 40-year recertification), working alongside the engineer or architect who signs the report.
Obsolete or recalled panels can pose a serious fire risk and may prevent you from getting homeowners insurance. They're most common in older, unmodernized homes. Don't touch your panel yourself — if you see rust, corrosion, melting, or hear popping or buzzing, back away and call a licensed electrician.
We evaluate your electrical needs and provide recommendations.
We identify the issue or the requirements for an upgrade.
We complete the work efficiently, safely, and to code.
We confirm everything works properly and meets code.
Panel upgrade pricing depends on new capacity (e.g., 100A to 200A), number of additional circuits, accessibility of the existing panel, and local permitting requirements. All upgrades require a permit from your city or county.
Most commercial, multifamily and condominium buildings in Miami-Dade and Broward must be recertified starting at 25 to 30 years of age, depending on the county and building type, then every 10 years. The electrical report must be signed and sealed by a Florida-licensed engineer or architect. We work alongside your engineer: a pre-inspection walkthrough to catch problems early, then the panel, grounding, wiring, emergency lighting and parking lot illumination corrections the report requires, with permits and final inspection.
Learn MoreYes. Many electrical installations and repairs require a licensed electrical contractor to ensure safe, code-compliant work and proper permitting when required.
Consider an upgrade if you have a 60–100A panel that no longer meets your needs, frequent breaker trips or outages, a panel 20–30+ years old, or plans to add solar or an EV charger.
A typical residential panel upgrade ranges from $1,200 to $4,500, including materials, labor, and permits. Larger upgrades or projects combined with solar may cost more.
Yes. All panel upgrades require a permit from your city or county before installation begins, to ensure compliance and protect you from legal or insurance issues.
Flickering lights with multiple devices running, a warm or buzzing panel, breakers that trip frequently, or a panel labeled "Fuses" or "Federal Pacific."
Contact us to schedule service or request a free estimate. Our team is ready for your next project.
