Electrical panels in Waterloo, IA

Installation is a serious operation

Almost every home has an electrical panel installed during construction: a necessary step in setting up the home’s electrical system. But electrical panels can wear out just like any other appliance, and if you’ve had yours in the home for a long time, there may come a time when you need to have your panel replaced. This is especially true if you have an older home that relies on outdated technology like a fuse box.

Replacing an electrical panel is a serious operation, and you need to be able to implicitly trust the company that does it. That’s why we offer ironclad guarantees, and who your technicians will explain every step of the process to you. Here in Waterloo, IA, there’s no reason to go anywhere else for an operation of this importance!

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Come to us for electrical panel repairs

Installing a new electrical panel is usually a last–resort option. Most of the time, any issues with it can be solved with an expert repair job. For instance, if the breakers are malfunctioning, new breakers can be installed, or if the wiring is faulty, new wiring can be put into place.

Naturally, that requires a licensed electrician to do the job properly. Electrical repairs of any sort need the right training and credentials to perform, and with the electrical panel, such repairs can affect your entire electrical system. Our trained team can not only perform such repairs, but can diagnose any additional issues affecting the rest of your system and provide up–front estimates to ensure you know what the cost will be.

Keep your electrical panel safe and clean

You can do yourself a favor when it comes to your electrical panel by keeping the area clean, dry and free of any obstructions. Water, in particular, is a big concern, since it can cause a short (and since the electrical panel is often located in places like the basement or garage which are more vulnerable to moisture.

Take note of any issues resulting in moisture, mold or water near the system, and always call in a trained professional when the situation calls for it. Your electrical panel is nothing to trifle with, and a qualified electrician can provide sound advice on keeping yours clean and safe.