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Electric Panel Upgrades on the South Shore
Foley Electric is your trusted source for electrical panel upgrades in Braintree and beyond. We have performed more than 1,000 upgrades in our history, so you can rest assured we are true professionals when it comes to planning and implementing service panel upgrades.
Signs You Need an Upgrade
Not sure if you need a new electrical panel? Here are some tell-tale signs it's time to call us.
- The panel is original with the home.
- You're flipping breakers constantly.
- Your panel doesn't even use breakers.
- It's rusted or broken.
- You don't have enough outlets.
- You smell a burning odor.
- You see sparks when you plug devices in.
- Your lights flicker or dim when you switch on an appliance.
- You're planning a remodel.
Choose Foley Electric for all your electrical panel upgrade needs in your home, whether you live in Scituate, Randolph or Hingham.
Commercial and residential electric panel/breaker panel trouble shooting, repairs and panel upgrades throughout Massachusetts, New Hampshire & Rhode Island
Call us today for a free quote and consultation!
Electric Panels
Residential Electric Panel
Our team of electricians is highly skilled and knowledgeable in all aspects of residential electrical panels, remaining up-to-date on the latest industry trends and technologies for safety and efficiency.
Commercial Electric Panel
Own a business? You can't afford the risk of an outdated electrical panel for your company. Call us today for an upgrade.
Rewire / Knob & Tube
Replace Knob & Tube
Upgrading an electrical panel often includes replacing knob and tube systems, which are not equipped to support modern appliances and the increased electrical needs of today's homeowners.
Rewire/Upgrade Wiring
This is necessary to bring your house up to code, for safety and efficiency reasons. Upgrading your wiring reduces the risk of electric shock, tripped breakers, and fires, while better meeting your power needs.
Three Phase vs. Single Phase
Single-phase electrical service, commonly used in residential settings, provides power through two wires. It is suitable for household appliances and lighting. Three-phase electrical service, on the other hand, is more common in industrial and commercial applications, delivering power through three wires with phases that are 120 degrees apart. This is better suited for heavy machinery and large-scale operations thanks to its balanced and continuous power supply.