An older or damaged panel needs a condition assessment
Discoloration, corrosion, damaged breakers, or outdated equipment can warrant a closer evaluation. A site review helps distinguish repair options from replacement needs.
TERGRES ELECTRIC · TAMPA BAY
Electrical Panel & Service Upgrades in Tampa Bay
Planning a panel replacement, new circuits, or an electrical service upgrade? Start with a review of the existing equipment, available capacity, and the work your property actually needs.
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WHAT TO EXPECT
A clearer plan for your electrical panel
A panel upgrade is not always the same as a utility service upgrade. The right approach depends on existing equipment, calculated loads, circuit conditions, and coordination with the utility and permitting authority.
Items we may review
- Existing panel condition, labeling, accessibility, and equipment compatibility
- Available capacity and calculated loads for present or proposed equipment
- Circuit changes, panel location, grounding and bonding considerations
- Whether utility coordination, a service change, or permitting is required
Project scope, assessment requirements, pricing and any permits are confirmed after the relevant property details have been reviewed. No price or appointment is confirmed by this page.
COMMON REASONS TO CONTACT US
Is this the project you're planning?
An EV charger or other new load may require capacity evaluation
Before adding an EV charger, range, or other substantial load, we review the existing capacity and applicable load calculations instead of assuming a larger service is required.
A remodel may involve relocating or adding branch circuits
Moving a kitchen, finishing a garage, or adding a room can change circuit requirements. We plan new circuits and panel space alongside the renovation.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Panel & service upgrades: questions and answers
Do I automatically need a 200-amp panel?
Not necessarily. Panel and service sizing should be based on applicable load calculations, existing capacity, the installation, and the project's needs.
Will the power have to be shut off?
Some work requires a planned interruption. The necessary coordination and expected outage are discussed as part of the scope.
Can I get a firm price from a photo?
Photos help with initial screening, but panel condition, wiring, utility requirements, and on-site findings may affect the final scope and price.
Start with a clear scope.
Share the property address, what you need and photos if available. We'll review the request and explain appropriate next steps.