Outdoor breaker panel on a log home

Electrical panels and breakers in Evergreen.

Panel replacement, breaker swaps and new circuits for the loads a foothills house adds over the years.

The panel is where every circuit in the house starts. Total Electric installs and replaces panels, swaps breakers, and adds circuits for the things a foothills house picks up over the years: a hot tub, a car charger, a shop heater, a generator.

When a panel needs work

Breakers that trip often or won't reset, a panel with no open spaces for a new circuit, breakers that feel warm, scorch marks, or an old fuse box are all reasons to have it looked at. Sometimes the answer is one new breaker. Sometimes it's a new panel.

New circuits for big loads

Ranges, dryers, A/C, hot tubs, EV chargers and shop equipment run on 240-volt circuits with 2-pole breakers. One customer had the crew wire a 240-volt garage heater and a 60-gallon compressor. Before anything is added, the panel's capacity gets checked so the new load fits.

Labeled, permitted, inspected

Panel replacements are permitted and inspected work. When the job is done, every circuit is labeled on the directory so the next person who opens the door knows what each breaker feeds.

How a panel job runs.

Four steps from the first look to a labeled directory.

  1. 01

    Look at the panel

    Size, open spaces, condition, and what it already feeds.

  2. 02

    Plan the circuits

    New loads, breaker sizes and what the service can carry.

  3. 03

    Swap or install

    Power off, old equipment out, new panel or breakers in.

  4. 04

    Label and test

    Every circuit labeled, tested and ready for inspection.

Panels we've wired.

Inside log homes, garages, basements and new builds.

Gray outdoor electrical panel with the cover off beside a meter on a log wall
Panel and meter on a log home
New residential breaker panel with neatly routed wires on a concrete basement wall
New panel on a concrete wall
Breaker panel recessed into exterior siding with breakers and wiring visible
Panel set into new siding
Breaker panel between wall studs during construction
Panel in a framed wall
Panel with many cables entering from above during rough-in
Rough-in, before the breakers
Open fused disconnect switch with red and black conductors and cartridge fuses
Fused disconnect

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Questions about this job.

Straight answers to what people ask most. Anything else, call (303) 670-6561.

01

How do I know if my panel needs replacing?

Breakers that trip often or won't reset, no room for new circuits, heat or scorch marks, or an old fuse box. Call and describe it; the fix is sometimes a single breaker.

02

Can you replace a single breaker?

Yes. Breaker replacement is a regular job, for homes and businesses.

03

Can you add a circuit for a shop heater or compressor?

Yes. One customer had a 240-volt garage heater and a 60-gallon compressor wired in.

04

Is the work permitted?

Panel replacements are permitted and inspected. Ask about your job when you call.

Total Electric, Evergreen

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(303) 670-6561

2507 Hiwan Dr, Evergreen, CO 80439
TotalElectric.Evergreen@gmail.com

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