- Free on-site estimates, written price
- Directly hired crews, no subcontractors
- Permit and Xcel disconnect handled
- Monthly payments through Hearth
Denver panel replacement, handled start to finish
Panel replacements, 100 to 200 amp service upgrades and fuse box conversions, plus the meter, mast and conduit that feed them. Free on-site estimate, one written price, permit and Xcel disconnect handled by us.
Family-run · 35 years in Colorado homes · Panels are the whole trade here
- Panel Replacement & Service Upgrades
- Fuse Box Replacement
- Subpanel Installation
- EV Charger Circuits
- Meter, Mast & Service Conduit Repair
- Electrical Panel Repair
- Insurance & HOA-Required Electrical Corrections
- Solar-Ready & HVAC Electrical Preparation
What we fix
The panel and the service equipment feeding it, installed and upgraded by in-house crews across the Front Range.
Panel Replacements
Swap aging, damaged or discontinued panels and fuse boxes for modern breaker panels.
Learn moreElectrical Panel & Service Upgrades
Upgrade 100-amp service to 200 amps for EV chargers, heat pumps, additions and solar.
Learn moreFuse Box Replacement
Convert old screw-in fuse boxes to breaker panels with modern GFCI and AFCI protection.
Learn moreMeter Housing Repair & Replacement
Repair or replace rusted, damaged or utility-rejected meter cans and sockets.
Learn moreEV Charger Circuits
Dedicated 240V circuits and load calculations for Level 2 EV chargers.
Learn moreSubpanel Installation
Add capacity for finished basements, detached garages, ADUs and workshops.
Learn moreWhy specialists matter
One trade, practiced every day
Panels are the whole job here, not a sideline between service calls. That repetition is what makes a quote hold and an inspection pass the first time.
Panel work is our whole trade
Residential panels are what our crews build their week around, so whoever opens your cover plate knows what to look for behind it.
35 years in Colorado homes
Screw-in fuse boxes in Denver bungalows, 1970s panels in Aurora ranches, EV-ready service in new builds.
Family-run, with our own crews
Everyone on your job is on our payroll, so the person who quotes the work and the crew who installs it are the same team.
Permit, utility and inspection handled
We pull the permit, book the Xcel disconnect and meet the inspector, with the price agreed before any of it starts.
How it works
How a panel job actually goes
Four steps from your first call to a signed-off permit.
- 01
Free on-site estimate
A tech opens the panel, checks the meter, mast and grounding, runs the load calculation and leaves you a written price.
- 02
Permits and utility scheduling
We pull the permit with the right jurisdiction and book the Xcel disconnect. You do not make either call.
- 03
Installation day
Most single-panel changes are back on the same day, and you know the expected outage window before the truck arrives.
- 04
Inspection and walkthrough
We meet the inspector, close the permit, then walk the panel with you: what changed and what the warranty covers.
On the wall
What changes between the first photo and the last
Drag the handle. Wiring gets dressed, grounding is brought current, breakers land on the right circuits and the directory finally reads like something you can use in the dark.
- Grounding and bonding corrected to current code
- Conduit run straight, lugs torqued to spec
- Typed directory so every circuit is findable
- Permit closed with the inspector on site
Financing
A safe panel shouldn't wait for payday
Spread the work over monthly payments through Hearth. Checking what you qualify for takes about a minute and uses a soft credit check.
Front Range
Erie to Monument, Aurora to Evergreen
Every town has its own housing stock, permit office and utility quirks. Pick yours to see what we usually find in those panels.
Denver Metro
Pre-war bungalows and Denver Squares, mid-century ranches in the southeast, and infill townhomes and pop-tops throughout the central neighborhoods.
Panel service in DenverAurora
1960s–1980s ranches and split-levels in the north and west, and 2000s-onward production homes with large square footage in the south and east.
Panel service in AuroraErie
Predominantly 2000s and newer production and semi-custom homes, plus a smaller pocket of older properties near Old Town Erie.
Panel service in ErieMonument
Custom homes on acreage, 1990s–2000s subdivisions, and older mountain-adjacent properties with detached outbuildings.
Panel service in MonumentMorrison & Evergreen
Mountain homes and cabins on wooded lots, 1970s–1990s custom builds, and newer foothill construction with all-electric systems.
Panel service in Morrison See all Front Range service areasSafety
Signs worth acting on
- A burning or hot-plastic smell near the panel
- A warm panel cover, breaker or receptacle
- Buzzing, crackling or sizzling from the enclosure
- Breakers that trip repeatedly on one circuit
- Rust, moisture or corrosion inside the panel
Leave the cover on and call us. If you smell smoke or see arcing, leave the house and call 911 first.
Questions homeowners ask first
Do you charge for an estimate?
No. Panel estimates are free. We come out, open the panel, look at the meter, mast and grounding, and give you a written number based on what is actually there rather than a guess over the phone.
Do you offer financing?
Yes. We offer financing through our lending partner so a panel replacement can be paid monthly instead of all at once. Checking your options typically does not affect your credit score.
How long will my power be off?
Most single-panel replacements are back on the same day. The exact outage window depends on your service and utility coordination, so we give you the expected window after the inspection and keep you updated as the work progresses.
Do you pull the permit?
In most jurisdictions we serve, panel work requires a permit and inspection, and we pull it, meet the inspector and close it out. The permit fee is itemized in your written quote.
How do I know if my panel needs same-day attention?
Stop using the affected circuit and call us today if you notice heat or a warm panel cover, scorched or discolored parts, buzzing or humming, moisture in or near the panel, or a breaker that trips more than once on the same circuit. Never remove the panel cover to check yourself — leave it in place and call.
More answers in the full panel FAQ.
Free estimate
Tell us what your panel is doing
Answer a few questions, then book your own free on-site visit — or let a scheduler call you back within one business day.
- The panel gets opened before anyone gives you a number
- One written price, permit fees included
- You know the power-off window before work starts
Prefer to talk?
Call (720) 665-6943, or ask about monthly payments through Hearth while we are on the phone.
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Resources
Straight answers about panels
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