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Electrical Panel Replacement in Olmos Park, TX
Electrical Panel Replacement in Olmos Park, TX
Electrical Panel Replacement in Olmos Park, TX

Electrical Panel Replacement in Olmos Park, TX

If lights are flickering or dimming when you plug in an appliance or device, or if circuit breakers are tripping frequently, then it might be time to call an electrician. Thanks to Mr. Electric, quick and affordable electrical panel repair is just a call away. Our certified electricians also have you covered when you need an initial electrical panel installation or inevitable electrical panel replacement in Olmos Park. Call Mr. Electric to speak with a live member of our team. We’re happy to address questions or concerns, schedule an appointment, or arrange an urgent electrical panel repair in Olmos Park today.

What is the Electrical Panel?

An electrical panel, also known as a breaker box or distribution board, serves as the central hub where the incoming electrical power is divided into separate circuits, ensuring that each circuit receives the appropriate amount of electricity to power the connected devices and appliances.

The primary function of an electrical panel is to protect the electrical system and prevent electrical overloads, short circuits, and electrical fires. It does this through circuit breakers or fuses, which are the devices that interrupt the electrical flow in case of a fault or overload.

Circuit Breaker Box Vs. Fuse Box

Electrical panels interrupt the electrical flow in a particular circuit when there is unusual or dangerous electrical activity. They do this by either tripping a circuit breaker OFF or blowing the fuse. So, what’s the difference?

A fuse box is an older type of electrical panel that uses fuses, or thin metal wires that are designed to melt and pause the circuit when excessive current flows through them. A circuit breaker box is a modernized version of an electrical panel that uses circuit breakers instead of fuses. Circuit breakers are automatic switches that trip and interrupt the circuit when they detect an overload, short circuit, or other electrical faults.

When to Repair or Upgrade Your Electrical Panel

For beginners, we recommend a fuse box upgrade into a circuit breaker installation. If you have a fuse box, then you will have to manually replace the fuse each time it blows out. This can be inconvenient, time-consuming, and costly in the long run. Fuse boxes are also known to be riskier.

Electrical Panel Replacement in Olmos Park, TX

Beyond that, you should inspect your electrical panel installation in Olmos Park for signs of wear and tear, physical damage, scorch marks, and smell of burning. Another sign of trouble is flickering or dimming lights when you plug in an appliance or device. Finally, it’s wise to call an electrician if your circuit breakers are frequently tripping OFF (or fuses frequently blowing out).

Is It Time for a New Electrical Panel?

Electrical panels are designed and built to last several decades, but electrical demands have increased dramatically in the past couple of decades. In today’s age, we have countless appliances, devices, electronics, and other electricity-consuming products.

If your electrical panel is over 20 years old, then it’s worth considering an electrical panel replacement. Call Mr. Electric to consult with a member of our team and have a certified electrician inspect your electrical panel.

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John was on time, explained the issue I was having, offered me a couple of options, and then repaired the switch that was giving me problems, following my preferences of the choices he had given me.  He was pleasant, professional, and did a great job.  Would not hesitate to  use Mr. Electric again!

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Sue Trautner

Austin, electrician and his teammate we’re great! Both were punctual, courteous, and very informative in explaining the situation and their recommendations to replace a bad breaker in our panel.  There was NO frivolous attempt up-sale to items we didn’t need and they were straight to the point honest in their recommendation. In the end, I would described the customer service Austin and his teammate provided me as, AWESOME! Being a new home owner, I am glad I have found  this company and will be using them any future electrical needs!

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Mark Flores

Outstanding communication and very professional service.  I would highly recommend Mr. Electric.  Received both e-mails and texts on appointment to include a photo and short bio of the actual electrician (Brad Mason) who would be doing the work.  Wish all home service providers did the same.  Brad was on time (actually a few minutes early).  He installed 30AMP breaker and associated RV plug in our garage.  To avoid any sheetrock repairs it was necessary for him to drop the line to the house electric panel through a wall with foam insulation, with very limited head/body clearance for him to work.  No mess left behind from the actual plug installation on another wall.

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Bill Sanders

Rick from Mr. Electric arrived when expected and quickly diagnosed the problem.  He recommended a solution and gave us a proposal for solving the problem.  We asked when he could do the work and how long would it take.  He said he could do the job that day and it would take 4 or 5 hours.  The price was reasonable, and we told him to get started.  He did a very good job, neat and within the estimated time.  The invoice amount for the job was was the same as the proposal amount.  We are planning on having Mr. Electric and hopefully Rick do more work in the near future to upgrade our home's 50+ year old electrical system. Photo of our new circuit breaker panel.

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