Outdated 60A or 100A panel holding you back? We upgrade residential panels to 200A and 320A, and handle commercial services of any size — safely, quickly, and to Wisconsin code.
Most homes built before the 1990s were designed for 60–100 amps of electrical service. Today's modern homes — with EV chargers, smart appliances, home offices, and high-efficiency HVAC — routinely need 200 amps or more. An undersized or outdated panel isn't just inconvenient — aging equipment, corrosion, and wear can create a potential fire hazard. Your panel is the most critical component of your electrical system, responsible for monitoring the safe operation of everything in your home or business.
Trusted Electric specializes in panel upgrades throughout Southeastern Wisconsin. Our licensed and insured team handles every upgrade with precision, pulling all required Wisconsin permits and coordinating utility disconnects through We Energies on your behalf. Not sure what you need? We can perform a load calculation to determine exactly the right solution for your home or business.
Breakers tripping frequently, lights flickering, or running out of circuits are all signs it's time for an upgrade.
We bring your panel fully up to Wisconsin NEC code, complete with AFCI and GFCI protection where required.
Panel upgrades are typically completed in a single day — getting you back up and running with a safe, up-to-date electrical system as quickly as possible.
Panel upgrades qualify for our flexible financing options. Ask about payment plans on your free estimate.
Federal Pacific Electric (Stab-Lok) and Zinsco panels have documented failure rates and are considered fire hazards by home inspectors nationwide. If you have either brand, contact us immediately for a free safety assessment.
We provide detailed, upfront quotes with no hidden fees. What we quote is what you pay — always.
Panel upgrade costs vary based on amperage, panel location, complexity, and materials. We provide a detailed, written quote before any work begins — no surprises, no hidden fees.
Get Your Free EstimateMany homeowners combine a panel upgrade with EV charger installation to ensure adequate capacity for Level 2 charging.
Standby generators require a panel upgrade for the transfer switch and proper electrical integration.
Installing whole-home surge protection at the panel is an ideal complement to a new panel installation.
Call us or fill out the form on our homepage. We respond within 1 business hour and provide free, detailed estimates with no pressure.
