Electrical Panel Installation in North Carolina

If you’re having trouble with your lights, outlets, or appliances, it may be due to an outdated electrical panel. If your home hasn’t had an electrical panel upgrade in decades, contact Viva Electric.

Our expert electricians can test your electrical panel to determine if it needs replacing. If so, we can install a new system to provide the amperage you need to power your modern devices and appliances. We offer emergency service, upfront pricing, and financing options.

For electrical panel installation in North Carolina, contact Viva Electric at (980) 206-3787.

When To Replace Your Electrical Panel

Electrical panels are your connecting point to the electrical grid. When you turn on a light or an appliance needs energy, the panel delivers it. However, many older homes feature outdated electrical panels that can’t take on the task of powering a modern home.

An electrical panel should be replaced every 25–40 years, but with the increase in today’s modern-day electrical needs, your panel may be working beyond its capacity. An insufficient electrical panel can be more than just a nuisance — it could be a fire hazard.

Rely on Viva Electric for electrical panel installation for your North Carolina home. Call (980) 206-3787 to schedule service.

Signs You Need To Replace Your Electrical Panel

Electrical panels that need replacement tend to show signs that it’s time to call a professional. You may want to install a new electrical panel if:

• You notice a burning smell near your outlets: Burning or smoking is a sign of frayed wires from too much electricity passing through the line.
• Your home doesn’t have enough outlets: A home with few outlets was designed with a smaller, weaker panel in place.
• Your electrical panel is always warm or hot: Panels should never become too hot to touch.
• You notice sparks when using your outlets: Sparks come from damaged wire wrapping that needs replacing.
• Your panel doesn’t use breakers: Older homes built before 1960 used fuse boxes; these are now a fire hazard.
• The electrical panel is broken or rusted: A rusted or broken panel is a fire hazard and should be replaced.
• You’re remodeling your home: Replacing your electrical panel during a remodel will ensure a safer, more efficient system.
• Adding new appliances: When adding large appliances, like a refrigerator, your current panel may not have enough amps to meet the new energy demand.

For electrical panel replacement in North Carolina, turn to Viva Electric. Call (980) 206-3787 today.

Schedule an Electrical Panel Installation in North Carolina

The technicians at Viva Electric bring years of experience and a passion for customer service to every call. Our team is licensed and insured and proud to be a family-owned business. You can expect upfront pricing, emergency service, financing options, and a job well done.

Contact Viva Electric at (980) 206-3787 to schedule an electrical panel installation in North Carolina.