Home Electrical
Circuit Breaker, Panel
Installs In Greater Nashua New Hampshire

There are electrical panels that are good quality, and then theres ones that are really cheap. Don't get a cheap one!

Most electrical hazards stop before they even start because your circuit breakers work. Don't let your circuit breakers get too old or unreliable. That can lead to even bigger issues.

When we replace your electrical panel we make sure to future proof your home, and install an electrical panel that has the ability to double stack circuit breakers.

This way avoids having to install another costly electrical panel years down the road once this one gets full.

New town safety code now requires a main disconnect to be installed on the outside of your home next to your utility meter.

When you upgrade your home electrical utility service. You will have to have an electrical disconnect installed next to the utility meter. 

Since we have to install a main disconnect next to your utility meter anyways. We install one that has spaces for circuit breakers. This is helpful when trying to run electrical power on the outside your home. 

Electrical utility wires are outside next to your utility meter.

Electrical utility wiring usually goes up the side of your house, and then makes a connection to the street electrical wires overhead.

Sometimes the electrical service wires are underground.

Your exterior electrical service takes a beating from the weather and sun. We always install your services wiring in PVC Or Steel Conduit to protect them as best a possible. 

The utility company requires a certain height your overhead service wires have to be up in the air.

We work with your utility company to avoid putting a service mast on your house at all costs.

A utility service mast is a tall steel conduit sticking up past your roof line with wires that are making the connection to the power from the street. Not the prettiest thing to have on the side of your house.

• Exterior Ground Rods/Rebar | Standard Code 
• Cold Water Main Pipe | Standard Code
• Gas/Propane Main Line | New Code 

On all new home builds, new town safety code requires a surge protector be installed in a homes main electrical panel.

Not required to pass town inspection for older home electrical utility service upgrades. But still a very good idea to consider installing ones anyways.

Whole home surge protectors stop surges from going through your homes electrical system.

Whole home surge protectors installed in your electrical panel come with a manufacturer's warranty that covers up to $50,000 or more in damages if the surge protector fails to do its job.

Surge protectors need to be replaced every 5 years or after a major electrical surge.

On all new home builds, new town safety code requires a surge protector be installed in a homes main electrical panel.

Not required to pass town inspection for older home electrical utility service upgrades. But still a very good idea to consider installing ones anyways.

Whole home surge protectors stop surges from going through your homes electrical system.

Whole home surge protectors installed in your electrical panel come with a manufacturer's warranty that covers up to $50,000 or more in damages if the surge protector fails to do its job.

Surge protectors need to be replaced every 5 years or after a major electrical surge.

Your local town safety code will eventually require you to install AFCI circuit breakers whenever you add to an existing electrical circuit or if you replace an electrical device somewhere in your house.

The "Home Grandfather Rule" does not apply to installing home arc fault protection. It is now the new electrical safety code standard for all homes. 

Circuit Breakers DO NOT LAST FOREVER! Circuit breakers should be replaced every 30 years or so depending on how much usage the circuit breaker gets. Make sure to keep up with maintaining your homes circuit breakers.