new electric circuits

As you add more appliances, devices, or lighting to your home, your existing circuits may become overloaded. Adding new circuits helps distribute electrical load safely and prevents breaker trips, overheating, or damage to your wiring. It also allows you to power new equipment like EV chargers, kitchen upgrades, or garage additions without risking your system’s safety or performance.

• Improved Safety: Prevents overloaded circuits, reducing fire risks and breaker trips.
• Better Performance: Ensures appliances and devices receive stable, adequate power without flickering or interruptions.
• Supports More Devices: Accommodates additional lighting, electronics, and high-power equipment like EV chargers or kitchen appliances.
• Enhanced Convenience: Allows you to add outlets or dedicated circuits exactly where you need them.
• Future-Proofing: Prepares your home for evolving technology and increased electrical demands.
• Increased Home Value: Upgraded electrical capacity is a selling point for potential buyers.

Includes Materials & Installation Labor

Sales Tax Not Included; Additional Mileage Fees May Apply