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Is It Time to Replace That Old Fuse Box or Breaker Panel?

Are your breakers constantly tripping? Do your lights dim or flicker when you use a larger appliance such as a microwave or a vacuum cleaner? Do you currently have a Federal Pacific or Zinsco service panel? If so, your electrical panel or the fuse box may need replacing. That’s where In-House Electric comes in. We provide professional electrical service panel upgrades & replacements in Everett and the surrounding area. When it comes to the electricity in your home, be sure you rely on the experts.

Why an Upgrade or Replacement?

You may be wondering why an upgrade gets recommended for your home. There are many reasons. Homes on the market today may need this service more than they realize. For starters, a lot of the everyday electrical issues we see are centered inside the panel itself. If it is not working properly, then nothing in the house will, and damage will continue to spread throughout your system.

Do you still have a fuse box?

Then it’s time for a replacement. These were quite common in the past, but they are not recommended today.

You may start to notice crackling sounds that are coming from the box or panel, corrosion and rust may begin to appear, and it may even get relatively warm or even hot when it shouldn’t. All of these issues above are cause for a certified electrician to come to inspect the panel.

Are you adding a large appliance?​

Before any additions get made, it’s best to call out the pros. This allows us to evaluate the system and ensure nothing but the ease of use.

Replacement or Upgrade

Sometimes we can replace or repair individual breakers in the panel. Other times there is a replacement needed without really upgrading the system. This could be because of items such as rodent excrement, wires that have gotten damaged, water getting into the box, or even just the system’s age.

Other times you need an upgrade entirely to handle the electricity you’re needing. If that’s the case, we are here to help! Our experts are licensed and trained to replace or upgrade your current panel with no issues.

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Whether you are upgrading a service panel or fuse box for more capacity or safety, you can always rely on In-House Electric to use the highest quality components and provide our customers with excellent service. Give us a phone call today at (425) 760-3203 . We look forward to talking with you about your electrical service panel upgrades & replacements in Everett and the surrounding area.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    1. What is a sub panel and why is it needed?

    A sub panel is a secondary electrical panel that distributes power to specific areas of your home or building. It helps manage electrical load more efficiently and provides additional space for new circuits without overloading the main panel.

    You should consider installing a sub panel if your main panel is full, you’re adding new appliances, or expanding areas like a garage, workshop, or home addition. It allows you to handle increased electrical demand safely and efficiently.

    Sub panel installation improves power distribution, reduces the risk of overload, enhances safety, and makes circuit management more convenient. It also helps keep your electrical system organized and easier to maintain.

    Yes, a sub panel can help reduce frequent breaker trips by redistributing electrical load across multiple circuits. This prevents your main panel from becoming overloaded and improves overall system stability.

    Yes, sub panel installation and repair should always be handled by a licensed electrician. Proper wiring, grounding, and code compliance are critical to prevent electrical hazards such as shocks or fires.