Electrical Panel Services in Pensacola, FL
Keeping Your Power Flowing Safely and Efficiently.
Ensure the safety and reliability of your home's electrical system with expert electrical panel services from McNorton Mechanical, serving Pensacola and all of Escambia & Santa Rosa Counties.
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Your electrical panel is the heart of your home's electrical system responsible for safely distributing power throughout your property. Outdated panels, frequent breaker trips, and the increasing power demands of modern Florida living (think air conditioning, pool pumps, and more) can put a strain on your system and create potential hazards.
Our Electrical Panel Services
Electrical Panel Upgrades
Upgrading your electrical panel ensures your home can handle the demands of modern appliances and electronics. Increase your home's capacity and prevent dangerous overloads by upgrading to a 200-amp panel or higher – essential for managing the heavy electrical loads of air conditioning systems in the Florida heat.
Circuit Breaker Replacements
Malfunctioning or obsolete circuit breakers can compromise your electrical panel's safety and performance. We replace faulty breakers with new, reliable ones designed to handle the electrical demands of modern Florida homes, ensuring efficient and safe operation.
Electrical Panel
Repairs
Don't ignore warning signs like loose connections, faulty breakers, or burning smells. Timely electrical panel repairs address these issues, preventing safety hazards and ensuring uninterrupted power distribution. We also handle repairs related to salt corrosion and storm damage common in our coastal region.
Subpanel
Installation
Need to power a workshop, pool house, or guest suite? Subpanels distribute power to specific areas of your property, expanding your electrical capacity without overloading the main panel. McNorton Mechanical provides expert subpanel installation tailored to your needs.
Panel Inspection & Maintenance
Regular inspections and maintenance can prevent costly electrical problems down the line. McNorton Mechanical provides comprehensive panel inspections to identify potential issues and ensure your system is operating safely and efficiently, especially important as we approach hurricane season.
Electrical Panel Replacements
Is your electrical panel outdated or showing signs of serious wear and tear? Replacements are often necessary for older homes with fuse boxes or potentially hazardous Federal Pacific panels. A modern, reliable panel is crucial for the safety and efficiency of your Florida home.
Signs You Need Electrical Panel Services
Frequent Breaker Trips
If your breakers trip frequently, it's a sign your panel is overloaded or malfunctioning. Don't ignore this warning sign – schedule a professional evaluation.
Flickering or Dimming Lights
Flickering or dimming lights, especially when multiple appliances are running, indicate your panel may be struggling to handle the electrical load.
Insufficient Power for Appliances
If you can't run multiple appliances simultaneously without tripping breakers, especially essential appliances like your AC, your panel may need an upgrade.
Old or Outdated Panel
Older panels, like fuse boxes or Federal Pacific panels, may be unsafe and unable to meet the demands of modern appliances.
Burning Smells or Scorch Marks
Burning smells or scorch marks around your electrical panel are serious red flags. These indicate potential overheating or faulty wiring and require immediate attention.
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Frequently Asked Questions
We recommend annual electrical panel inspections, especially in Florida with its storm risks. It's also a good idea to have your panel inspected before hurricane season.
Several signs indicate your electrical panel may need replacement:
- Age: Panels older than 25-40 years are likely nearing the end of their lifespan.
- Type of panel: Fuse boxes or Federal Pacific panels are outdated and potentially hazardous.
- Frequent issues: Recurring breaker trips, flickering lights, or burning smells signal problems.
- Insufficient capacity: If your panel can't handle your electrical needs, an upgrade or replacement may be necessary.
A subpanel is a smaller electrical panel that draws power from your main panel to provide dedicated circuits for specific areas, like garages, workshops, additions, or pool houses. Subpanels are beneficial for areas with high electrical demands, preventing overload on the main panel.
The cost of an electrical panel upgrade varies depending on the size of the panel, the complexity of the work, and the specific needs of your home. Contact us today for a free quote and consultation.
Working on an electrical panel can be extremely dangerous. For your safety, we strongly advise against DIY electrical work. Always hire a licensed electrician for any electrical panel services.
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