Is your electrical panel overdue for an upgrade?
Tell us about your home in about 60 seconds. We'll match you with a licensed local electrician who will call you with a free, no-obligation quote.
- Panel upgrades & replacements, 100A to 200A and beyond
- Help with insurance & 4-point inspection issues
- One electrician, not a flood of calls
- Free to use. No obligation to hire.
Serving Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Brandon, Riverview, Wesley Chapel, Largo and nearby communities.
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4 quick steps. No cost, no obligation.
Everything to do with your electrical panel
Whatever brought you here, a licensed electrician near you can look at your setup and give you a straight answer and a price.
Panel upgrades
Move from an older 60A–100A service to 150A or 200A so your home can handle today's AC, appliances and electronics.
Get a quote →Panel replacements
Replace worn, rusted, overheating or recalled-brand panels with a new, code-compliant panel.
Get a quote →Insurance & 4-point fixes
Panel flagged on a 4-point or wind-mitigation inspection? Get it corrected so your insurer is satisfied.
Get a quote →Fuse box replacement
Swap an old screw-in fuse box for a modern breaker panel. Safer, simpler, and easier to insure.
Get a quote →EV charger installation
Level 2 home charging, plus the panel capacity check most EV installs need first.
Get a quote →Generator hookups
Transfer switches and interlock kits so a generator can safely power your home through hurricane season.
Get a quote →Whole-home surge protection
A surge protector at the panel helps shield AC units, appliances and electronics from Florida's lightning.
Get a quote →Breakers tripping & troubleshooting
Constant trips, flickering lights, warm or buzzing panels. Find the cause before it gets worse.
Get a quote →Meter base & service upgrades
New meter base, service entrance cable and coordination with your utility when your service is upgraded.
Get a quote →Three steps to a straight answer
Tell us about your home
Answer a few quick questions about your panel and what's going on. It takes about a minute.
We match you with one electrician
A licensed electrician who serves your area gets your request. Just one, so your phone doesn't blow up.
Get your quote
They call to talk it through, look at your panel, and give you a price. You decide whether to go ahead.
When to get your panel checked
Most panels last 25–40 years. If your home was built before 1990, it's worth a look, especially if you notice any of these:
- ⚡Breakers trip often, or you're still on fuses
- 💡Lights flicker or dim when the AC kicks on
- 🔥The panel feels warm, buzzes, or smells like burning
- 🔌You rely on power strips and extension cords
- 🚗You're adding an EV charger, pool, generator or new AC
Insurance renewal coming up?
Many Florida insurers ask for a 4-point inspection on older homes, and certain panel types are commonly flagged, including:
If your panel was flagged, or you think it might be, an electrician can tell you what needs replacing to satisfy the inspection.
Get an insurance-ready quoteCommon questions
Is MyPanelQuote an electrical contractor?
No. MyPanelQuote is a free matching service. We connect Tampa Bay homeowners with independent, licensed electricians. All quotes, work, permits and warranties come directly from the electrician you choose to hire.
Does it cost anything?
No. Requesting a quote is free and you're never obligated to hire anyone.
How much does a panel upgrade cost?
It depends on your home's current service, the panel size you need, permit requirements and whether the meter or service cable also needs work. The electrician will look at your setup and give you an actual price rather than a guess.
How many companies will contact me?
One. Your request goes to a single electrician who serves your area, not a list of companies.
How long does a panel replacement take?
The installation itself is usually completed in a day. Permitting and the utility reconnection can add time, and your electrician will walk you through the schedule.
Will a new panel help with my homeowner's insurance?
Replacing a panel that was flagged on a 4-point inspection is often what insurers ask for. Check with your insurer or agent about what they require for your policy.
Find out where your panel stands
It takes about a minute, it's free, and only one local electrician will reach out.
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