Need an electrical panel replacement or service upgrade? Revive Electric Co. helps homeowners and businesses with outdated panels, service changes, and projects that need added circuits.
A panel is usually due for an upgrade when it has no room left for new breakers, when it’s an older fuse box or a brand with known safety problems, or when you’re adding an EV charger, hot tub, or major appliance. If your main problem is a breaker that keeps tripping or lights that flicker, that can point to a wiring fault instead, which our electrical troubleshooting service tracks down.
A properly sized panel and service give your home or business room to grow. Caleb Fitzer can assess your current setup and recommend the right path forward.
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Room to add an EV charger, hot tub, or major appliance
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Less strain on overloaded circuits
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Capacity matched to how you use your property
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Newer equipment to replace an outdated or crowded panel
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Service for homes and businesses
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Clear options before any work begins
Testimonials
What Customers Say About Revive Electric Co.
Feedback from homeowners and business owners who have worked with Revive Electric Co.
Revive Electric was recommended to us through a family friend who is also an electrician. We were looking to upgrade our 50+ year old panel to 200 amp service and install a safe/reliable external generator tie-in. Caleb…
Owner reply
Kevin, thanks so much for the 5-star review! So glad the job came out so well. We truly appreciate your trust in Revive…
Kevin Dickerson
2026-10-19
Caleb came out to evaluate our needs for new wiring in our unfinished basement and immediately put our mind at ease, as he explained all our options, knocked out the work quickly and then took a look at our current…
Owner reply
Chris, glad Caleb walked you through the wiring options, got the basement work done quickly, and checked over your…
Chris Smith
2026-07-24
Revive Electric did an amazing job installing my Tesla charger! Professional, knowledgeable, and extremely detail-oriented. The installation looks fantastic, and the entire process was smooth from start to finish.…
Owner reply
Teresa, thanks so much for trusting the Revive Electric team to install your brand new Tesla Charger. Its our privilege…
Teresa Beckinger
2026-10-19
Such a knowledgeable electrician very friendly and responsive. I know Caleb since high school and he is a honest, respectful person. He install a fan and did electrical work on my kitchen remodel and it was excellent…
Owner reply
Sandy, thanks so much for the review. So glad you enjoyed your experience working with the Revive Electric team. Give…
Sandy Kreuger
2026-10-17
I had a great experience working with Revive Electric to replace the fire alarms in my home. I worked directly with the owner, Caleb, and he was exceptional from start to finish. He was extremely professional,…
Kevin Czarnecki
2026-09-23
I had a fantastic experience with Revive Electric Co. in the rewiring of several rooms of a flip home I recently did. They were completely reliable from start to finish, showing up right on time and ready to work. Caleb…
Sue Hicks
2026-09-23
How We Work
Our Panel Upgrade Process
Here’s how a panel or service upgrade comes together.
01Step 1
Assess Your Panel
We look at your existing panel and what you plan to add, then explain what we recommend.
02Step 2
Review Your Options
We walk through the recommended panel or service work and answer your questions so you can decide how to proceed.
03Step 3
Install and Test
Once you approve, we install the new panel or service equipment and test it before we call the job done.
Frequently asked
Panel & Service Upgrade FAQs
Answers to common questions about panel and service upgrades in Broomfield.
Q1
How much does a panel upgrade cost?
The price depends on the size of the new service, the number of circuits, and the condition and location of your existing equipment. We can give you a clear price once we’ve seen your setup.
Q2
What's the difference between a panel upgrade and a service upgrade?
A panel upgrade replaces the breaker panel itself, often to add capacity or safety features. A service upgrade increases the amount of power coming into your property, for example moving from 100 amp to 200 amp service. The two are often done together, but not always. We can explain which one your property needs after an assessment.
Q3
Do I need a permit for a panel upgrade?
Panel and service upgrades typically require a permit and inspection by your local jurisdiction, and requirements vary by city.
Q4
Will my power be off during the work?
A panel or service upgrade usually requires turning off power while the new equipment is installed and connected. How long depends on the size of the job.
Q5
Do I need 200 amp service?
Not always. Many homes run well on 100 amp service, but adding an EV charger, an electric range, a hot tub, or a heat pump can push a home past it. A professional assessment shows what your property actually needs, so you only upgrade as far as you have to.
Q6
Do you serve commercial properties?
Yes. We serve homes and businesses in Broomfield and surrounding Colorado communities. For broader commercial work, see our commercial electrical service.
Q1
How much does a panel upgrade cost?
The price depends on the size of the new service, the number of circuits, and the condition and location of your existing equipment. We can give you a clear price once we’ve seen your setup.
Q3
Do I need a permit for a panel upgrade?
Panel and service upgrades typically require a permit and inspection by your local jurisdiction, and requirements vary by city.
Q5
Do I need 200 amp service?
Not always. Many homes run well on 100 amp service, but adding an EV charger, an electric range, a hot tub, or a heat pump can push a home past it. A professional assessment shows what your property actually needs, so you only upgrade as far as you have to.
Q2
What's the difference between a panel upgrade and a service upgrade?
A panel upgrade replaces the breaker panel itself, often to add capacity or safety features. A service upgrade increases the amount of power coming into your property, for example moving from 100 amp to 200 amp service. The two are often done together, but not always. We can explain which one your property needs after an assessment.
Q4
Will my power be off during the work?
A panel or service upgrade usually requires turning off power while the new equipment is installed and connected. How long depends on the size of the job.
Q6
Do you serve commercial properties?
Yes. We serve homes and businesses in Broomfield and surrounding Colorado communities. For broader commercial work, see our commercial electrical service.
Ready for a Panel or Service Upgrade?
If your panel is outdated, overloaded, or holding back a remodel or EV charger, Revive Electric Co. can help. Call to talk through your situation or request a quote and we'll assess what your home or business needs.