Licensed Electricians
An electrician whose license we checked.
Safe, code-compliant electrical work from licensed professionals. Panel upgrades, outlet installation, wiring repairs, and full-home rewiring. Free estimates.
Panel Upgrades and Replacements
An outdated breaker panel is more than an inconvenience - it's a safety risk. Older panels with Federal Pacific, Zinsco, or fuse-based systems can overheat and fail to trip during overloads.
Our licensed electricians assess your current panel, determine the right amperage for your home (100A, 200A, or 400A), and handle the full replacement including permits and inspection. Every panel upgrade meets current NEC code and Virginia building standards.
Kitchen Outlets, GFCI, and Rewiring
Kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor areas require GFCI-protected outlets per code. If your home has two-prong outlets, missing ground wires, or not enough circuits for modern appliances, it's time for an upgrade.
- GFCI outlet installation (kitchen, bath, exterior)
- Two-prong to three-prong outlet upgrades
- Dedicated circuits for appliances (dishwasher, microwave, EV charger)
- Whole-home rewiring for older homes
- Ceiling fan and light fixture installation
- Smoke and CO detector wiring
Full Residential Electrical Services
Panel Upgrades
100A to 200A upgrades, panel replacements, sub-panel installation, meter base repairs.
Outlets and Switches
GFCI outlets, USB outlets, dimmer switches, smart switches, whole-room outlet additions.
Wiring and Circuits
New circuit runs, knob-and-tube replacement, aluminum wiring remediation, attic and basement wiring.
Lighting
Recessed lighting, under-cabinet lighting, exterior flood lights, landscape lighting, fixture swaps.
Safety and Code
Electrical inspections, code violation corrections, grounding and bonding, surge protection.
Specialty
EV charger installation, generator hookups, hot tub wiring, shop and garage circuits.
When Your Panel Is a Fire Risk
Three panel brands have documented histories of failure and are no longer sold or recommended: Federal Pacific (Stab-Lok), Zinsco, and pushmatic fuse panels. If your home was built before 1990 and you have never had the panel inspected, there is a real chance you have one of these. Many home insurance carriers in Virginia now either require replacement or add a surcharge.
A licensed electrician can identify your panel brand in under five minutes during a free estimate visit. The replacement cost for a 200-amp panel typically runs $1,800 to $3,500 depending on the scope of work.
Permit Reality
Virtually all electrical work beyond simple fixture replacements requires a permit and inspection in Virginia. This is not bureaucratic overhead, it is how you ensure the work is done safely. A licensed electrician pulls the permit, does the work, and schedules the inspection. You get documentation that everything was done to code, which matters when you sell.