Tripping breakers, an old fuse panel, or planning for an EV charger or reno? Here's how to know which upgrade path actually fits your home.
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Not every home that "needs an upgrade" needs the same thing. Some genuinely need more power coming in from the street. Others just need their existing capacity organized and protected better. Knowing which one applies to you is the difference between an accurate quote and an overpriced one.
The standard upgrade for modern households needing genuinely more incoming power capacity.
For homes with adequate incoming capacity that just need better organization or smarter distribution.
Send a photo of your panel or book an on-site visit — we confirm what your home actually needs.
We handle ESA permitting and schedule the required power disconnect window with your utility.
Old panel removed, new one installed, inspected, and power safely restored — most jobs done in one day.
For a full 100A to 200A service upgrade, power is typically disconnected for about 4-6 hours. We coordinate the utility shutoff window ahead of time so the downtime is predictable, not a surprise.
Yes, completely. We file the ESA permit, coordinate the disconnect window with your utility (Toronto Hydro, Alectra, Hydro One, or your local provider), and provide your certified inspection paperwork.
A subpanel adds breaker space to organize circuits, but doesn't increase how much total power your home can draw from the street. A 200A upgrade replaces the main service to genuinely increase your home's total capacity, letting multiple high-draw items run at once.
Tell us what's going on, and we'll follow up with a straight quote.