Electrical Panel Replacement

Perhaps your electrical panel has run out of room for an additional breaker. Or it's an older panel that has become unsafe and unreliable due to wear, corrosion, or outdated components. Breakers that trip inconsistently, feel hot to the touch, won’t reset properly, are signals that the panel that has reached the end of its service life and it's time to call Kuhlman Electric™.

Panels that are 20 or 30 years-old no longer meet current electrical codes, which can become an issue during insurance reviews or when selling a home. Some homes have never had an upgrade and are still powered by an antiquated fuse box!

A new panel installed by Kuhlman™ will increase the value of your home, provide better organization, clearer labeling, improved grounding and bonding. But the most important advantage is, modern breaker technology will enhance the safety and reliability of your electrical system. Call Kuhlman Electric™ for professional installation of a modern panel that will serve you and your family now, and well into the future.

Experience: Kuhlman Electric™ has over 50 licensed electricians on staff and we’ve replaced thousands of panels for homeowners throughout New England
Specialization: We are residential electricians and experts at meeting the challenges faced when working on an established electrical system in the home
Financing: We make doing the job easier on your budget with 0% interest over 18 months. We also offer other financing packages that allow you do your job now, and pay over time.
Warranty: Kuhlman Electric™ offers the strongest panel replacement warranty in New England. Homeowners are protected by our 5-year residential electrical service warranty.
‍Free Estimates: For a large jobs like a panel replacement, Kuhlman™ will come to your home, survey your project, and provide an exact written price quote.

Frequent Breaker Trips: Every time you use the microwave and the toaster simultaneously, a breaker in your panel trips, your panel is struggling to handle the load.
Heat or Scorch Marks: A panel should never be warm to the touch. Discoloration or "burn marks" on the breakers or the bus bar are signs of dangerous arcing and fire risk.
Crackling or Hissing Sounds: Modern electrical connections should be silent. If you hear "frying" sounds coming from the box, it indicates a loose connection or failing wire insulation.
Flickering Lights: This often occurs when a high-draw appliance (like an AC unit) kicks on, signaling that your panel cannot maintain a steady flow of current.
Screw-in Fuses: If your home still uses a screw-in fuse box, it is more than 60 years old. These fuse boxes lack the sophisticated safety mechanisms of modern breakers.