Electrical Panel Installation In Watertown, South Dakota.
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Electrical panel upgrades are a common service provided by professional electricians. Maybe you have an older home and you’d like to upgrade your fuse box panel to a more modern and reliable circuit breaker panel? Maybe you’ve run out of circuits and want to install a new appliance or add another circuit to your existing panel? Maybe you’d like to move from a 100 amp panel to a 200 amp panel? Maybe you’d like to install a new sub-panel for a shop, garage, RV pad, or home addition?
There are many reasons to want an electric panel upgrade and we can help you with any one of them.
Cannon Electric is a full service electrical contractor serving Watertown, South Dakota and the surrounding area. We specialize in installing new electrical panels into homes and businesses who need an increased capacity for higher amp appliances and equipment or who want to upgrade older systems such as a fuse box. We use the highest quality electrical panels and circuit breakers and our installations are clean and tidy, safe, and meet or exceed national and local building and electrical codes.
Electric Panel Installations and Upgrades We Offer
- New electric panel installations
- RV pad electric panel installation
- Sub-panel installations
- 100 amp to 200 amp panel upgrades
- Fuse box replacements and upgrades
- Installation of new circuits on existing panels
Why Choose Cannon Electric for Your Electrical Panel Upgrades?
When you choose to work with Cannon Electric to install, replace, or upgrade your electrical panel, you’re partnering with a small, local, company that has extensive experience in the electrical trades. We are licensed by the state of South Dakota and insured to work on the electrical systems inside of your home or building.
As an owner/operated company you can have the peace-of-mind knowing that any electrical work we complete will be safe and meet all local electrical safety codes. The work we do will be safe and reliable and we also back all of our work with a 1 year warranty on our workmanship.
If you’d like to receive an estimate to install, replace, or upgrade the electrical panel on your property give us a call at 605-520-0433 or fill out our online contact form and someone will be getting right back to you.
Why Do You Need Electrical Panel Service?
There are a variety of reasons you might need service for your electrical panel
Why Might a Homeowner Need a New Electrical Panel?
The electrical panel, often known as the breaker box, is a key component in a home's electrical system. It serves as the hub for electricity entering from the power line and is then distributed to various circuits. Ensuring the electrical panel is up to date and functioning correctly is crucial for the safety and efficiency of your home's electrical system.
There are several reasons a homeowner might need to install a new electrical panel or replace an existing one:
Age and Capacity of Current Panel
If the panel is old, it might not be able to handle the electrical load of modern homes. Older panels may only provide 60 to 100 amps of electrical service, whereas most modern homes require at least 200 amps to safely power all appliances and devices. If your panel is old and frequently trips breakers, it may be time for an upgrade.
Home Renovation or Addition
Planning a significant home renovation or addition that includes adding more appliances or electrical outlets could necessitate an upgrade to your electrical panel. The additional load might be too much for the current system to handle. Similarly, if you're adding a major appliance such as a hot tub or an electric car charger, an upgraded panel may be necessary.
Safety Concerns
Certain brands of electrical panels have been identified as safety hazards and have been recalled or are no longer being produced. If your home has one of these panels, it's important to have it replaced as soon as possible.
Electrical Issues
If you're experiencing issues such as flickering lights, outlets that don't work, or breakers that constantly trip, these could be signs that your panel is failing and needs to be replaced.
The Importance of Hiring a Professional Electrician
Working with electrical systems can be dangerous, and mistakes can lead to serious injuries or even house fires. That's why it's critical to hire a professional electrician for any work on your electrical panel. We have the necessary training and experience to perform the work safely and correctly. We can evaluate your current electrical system, recommend the appropriate panel replacement or upgrade, and carry out the work in accordance with local building codes.
Your home's electrical panel is an integral part of your overall electrical system, and keeping it up to date is key to maintaining a safe and efficient home. When it's time for an upgrade, make sure you turn to a professional electrician for help.
Questions About Your Electrical Panel?
Several reasons might necessitate this. Your panel may be old and not able to handle the electrical load of modern homes. If you're planning a significant home renovation or adding a major appliance, your existing panel might not be able to handle the increased load. Also, some older panels have been identified as safety hazards and should be replaced.
Amp, short for Ampere, is the unit of measurement for electrical current. The number of amps your panel can handle indicates the total amount of electrical load it can manage. Modern homes usually require at least 200 amps to safely power all appliances and devices.
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Yes, for safety reasons, the electricity will need to be turned off during the installation or replacement process. Your electrician should be able to provide an estimate of how long the power will be off.
In some cases, minor issues may be fixable, but if the panel is old, frequently tripping breakers, or a known safety hazard, replacement is often the best and safest option.
A circuit breaker is a safety device in your electrical panel that shuts off an electrical circuit if it detects too much current, such as in the case of a short circuit or overload, preventing damage and potential fire risks.
Once the new panel is installed, your lights should be brighter, and you shouldn't experience any breaker tripping unless there's an overload or short circuit. If you notice anything unusual, like flickering lights or breakers that trip frequently, call your electrician to inspect the panel.
Was told that we may need an electrician during blizzard like conditions. Cody fit us into his schedule and able to fix what he could! Will definitely be keeping his number handy for future projects we have coming up.
Cody is great! He is professional, easy going and did a fantastic job on our hot tub installation 10/10 would recommend
I have had multiple opportunities to work with Cody and his team on joint projects. They have always been on site when they said they would. They are effective/efficient when on site. The workmanship looks great and they keep the workspace clean. They focus on customer satisfaction. They pay enough attention to what is going on around them and will help others when they see someone could use a little help.
Cody is a great electrician - he is kind and courteous!! I would highly recommend Cannon Electric for all your electrical needs.
There is no finer Gentleman or Electrician than Chris Cannon. When you want on time and the best of the best you came to the right place.
Cody does an amazing job! I recommend him to anyone that needs an electrician.
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