Capacity for what's coming. Math for what's true.
EVs, heat pumps, induction ranges — modern homes draw more than their panels were built for. But not every house needs the upgrade. The load check below tells you which kind of house yours is.
Toggle what you run (or plan to).
A rough read on whether a typical 100A panel gets tight — the real answer is a written load calculation, but this is the honest direction.
We'll show roughly where a 100A panel stands with that mix.
One day, four moving parts.
The hardware
New 200A panel, breakers, and grounding brought to current code — with spare slots for whatever's next.
The utility
Disconnect/reconnect coordinated with the power company. Power is typically off 4–8 hours on the day.
The paper
Permit, city inspection, and a fully labeled panel — the version of this job that helps at resale instead of haunting it.
And when the math says you DON'T need it: we say so, in writing, and price the load-management alternative instead.