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Residential Electrical Service & Panel Upgrade

Upgrade Your Electric Panel in GTA

Got an old electrical panel? Circuits overloaded? Not sure if your home’s wiring is up to the mark? If you live in the GTA, it might be time for an electric panel upgrade—and that’s where Nexklima comes in.

Boost Your Home’s Power with a Panel Upgrade

Upgrading an electrical system isn’t a DIY job—it needs experience and expertise. That’s why our licensed electricians make the process simple, hassle-free, and affordable. When you choose Nexklima, you get well-planned and cost-effective electrical upgrade services that make your home safer and more efficient.

Why Choose Nexklima?

Your electrical panel is the heart of your home’s power system, so replacing it with a modern unit is a smart investment. Our expert technicians will guide you through the process and ensure your home is powered safely and reliably.

  • Skilled & Licensed Technicians: Our team of trained electricians in the GTA have the knowledge and skills to handle any panel upgrade with precision and safety.
  • Upgrade to Modern Solutions:Ditch that outdated panel! We install high-quality electrical panels designed for safety, efficiency, and long-term reliability.
  • Customized for Your Home: Need more power for new appliances? Upgrading for safety reasons? Whatever the reason, we tailor our service to meet your specific electrical needs.
  • Customer-First Approach: We treat your home like our own, ensuring a smooth and stress-free upgrade process from start to finish.

Why Upgrade Your Electrical Panel?

If your home’s electrical system is outdated, you may experience flickering lights, burning smells, or even strange noises from the fuse box. These are clear signs that your electric panel needs replacing.

  • Increase Your Home’s Value: Thinking about selling your home? A modern electrical panel boosts resale value and gives potential buyers peace of mind, knowing they won’t need costly electrical upgrades anytime soon.
  • Install More Appliances: A new electrical panel supports higher power loads, so you can install that dishwasher, electric oven, or water heater without worrying about tripping breakers.
  • Say Goodbye to Flickering Lights: Tired of lights dimming or flickering when you use multiple appliances? A panel upgrade eliminates those issues, prevents power surges, and extends the life of your electronics.
  • More Power Outlets: Need extra outlets in your kitchen, bedroom, or basement? With a panel upgrade, you can safely add new power sources without overloading your system.

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FAQ

An electrical panel upgrade is when an old or undersized electrical panel is replaced by a newer, higher-capacity one to safely and reliably supply power for today's energy demands.

The most common residential panel sizes are as follows:
  • 100 amps (suitable for smaller homes with lower electrical needs)
  • 200 amps (best for most modern houses with multiple appliances, etc.)
  • 400 amps (for big homes and those with advanced power supply requirements such as EV chargers and air conditioning systems)
A standard upgrade takes between 4 and 8 hours. However, this depends on how complicated your job is and whether substantial rewiring work may be required.
The cost varies on average based on the size of the panel, labor, and any necessary rewiring. For homeowners, it typically ranges from $1,500 to $4,000.
Nearly all local building codes require a permit for the installation or upgrading of an electrical panel, both to ensure its safety and meet code standards. This is typically handled by a licensed electrician.
No. An electrical panel upgrade should always be carried out by a licensed electrician to ensure safety and compliance with codes.
No, an upgrade will not directly lower your bill, but it can improve efficiency by reducing power losses and facilitating the installation of energy-efficient appliances.
In some cases, yes. However, an upgrade might involve additional rewiring to ensure safety in other situations – for instance, when your wiring is outmoded (e.g., knob-and-tube or aluminum).
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