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Before and after, panel by panel

Panels are hidden equipment, which makes workmanship easy to hide too. Here's what ours looks like once the cover comes off.

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Before & after

A typical fuse box conversion

Same wall, same house, thirty years of difference in safety and capacity.

Old rusted fuse panel with tangled wiring before replacement
Before — corroded enclosure, unlabeled circuits, double-tapped breakers and no serviceable grounding.
Newly installed breaker panel with neat organized wiring after replacement
After — new panel and breakers, dressed conductors, grounding and bonding corrected to code, and a legible directory.

Recent work

Projects across the Front Range

Newly installed breaker panel replacing an old fuse box in a Denver bungalow
Berkeley, Denver

1926 bungalow fuse box conversion

Screw-in fuses and a cloth-wired basement panel replaced with a 200-amp breaker panel, new grounding electrode system and a labeled directory. Completed and signed off by the inspector.

New 200-amp meter main installed on the exterior of an Aurora home
Aurora

100 to 200 amp service upgrade

Meter socket, mast and panel replaced ahead of a heat pump install. Xcel disconnect coordinated so the outage window landed inside a single afternoon.

Level 2 EV charger and subpanel installed in a detached garage
Erie

Detached garage EV circuit

60-amp feeder to a detached garage subpanel with a hardwired 48-amp Level 2 charger, permitted and inspected.

Clean replacement breaker panel with organized branch circuit wiring
Morrison

Panel replacement, same service size

A corroded 100-amp panel in an unconditioned mechanical room replaced like-for-like. The load calculation showed no upgrade was needed, so we didn't sell one.

Representative project photography shown while we build our library of job-site images.