Electrical Panel Upgrade Covington, LA

We start with a thorough inspection of your current panel, wiring, and electrical load. This assessment identifies capacity issues, outdated components, and safety hazards common in Metairie homes.

You'll receive a detailed report showing upgrade recommendations, code compliance status, and projected timeline. This helps you plan and understand exactly what work is needed.

We disconnect power safely, remove the old panel, and install a new panel rated for your home's current and future needs. Whole-house surge protection is added to guard against lightning strikes and power surges—critical in Louisiana hurricane season.

All work meets Louisiana electrical code and local Jefferson Parish requirements. Every connection is secured, labeled, and tested for safe operation.

You'll always know what's happening next—and when.

A professional inspector verifies that the new panel meets all code standards and safety requirements. We handle permit coordination and final sign-off so your upgrade is fully documented.

Power is restored with full testing of all circuits. You receive complete documentation for your home records and insurance purposes. Many homeowners see insurance premium relief after a panel upgrade.

Louisiana storm seasons demand robust electrical protection. Outdated panels corrode, breakers fail under surge stress, and water damage spreads from weak connections.

A modern panel with surge protection and elevated placement keeps your home safer during floods and wind-driven rain. Many Metairie homeowners find insurance carriers offer discounts after documented panel upgrades.

Older panels (100A, 125A) fall short when homes add AC upgrades, EV chargers, backup generators, or renovations. Breakers trip. Power drops at peak demand. Appliances underperform.

A 200A or 300A panel upgrade eliminates bottlenecks. You gain dedicated circuits for major loads, safety room for future upgrades, and reliable power for growing family needs—especially important in growing Metairie neighborhoods from Old Metairie to Airline Park.

Outdated electrical systems raise red flags in home inspections and refinancing. Jefferson Parish enforces NEC (National Electrical Code) standards to protect homeowner safety.

A code-compliant panel upgrade improves your home's marketability, simplifies loan approval, and reduces buyer concerns. Documentation from a licensed electrician is proof of professional workmanship.

Prospective buyers and lenders value this assurance, especially in Metairie's competitive real estate market.