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Your electrical panel, aka your “breaker box,” is more than just some mysterious gray metal door in some out-of-the-way corner of your house or office. It is responsible for the proper distribution of electricity to various outlets, light switches, fixtures, and appliances.
Ideally, your electrical panel should allow for higher electrical demands as your family or business grows. If it doesn’t, it’s time to call Potts Electric for panel installation, upgrades, or repairs.
"The whole crew was very professional and did outstanding work. Will definitely be using them again in the future!"
– Jared M.
How old is your home’s breaker box? If your house is more than 20 years old, you could be sitting on a ticking time bomb. Overloaded electrical panels account for a large percentage of residential fires, and many families are overtaxing their systems without realizing it.
Let Potts Electric perform an electrical inspection on your home, and recommend the appropriate electrical panel service that meets 21st-century power demands.
If your existing electrical panel isn’t up to the job of powering all of your home’s appliances and devices, you might already be dreading the cost of a breaker box replacement. Potts Electric is happy to inform you that a full replacement may not be necessary. Call us and a certified electrician will come out to your property, inspect your breaker box, and if possible, give you a estimate for a panel upgrade. We serve St Louis, MO metro and surrounding areas.
Call us at: (636) 435-2881 today!
Today’s computers, Smart TV’s, phone chargers, and other electronic devices are ultra-sensitive to power surges. These can be caused by faulty outlets or lightning strikes. When you are ready to install a new electrical panel, ask your Potts Electric service expert about installing a whole-home surge protector.
It’s a valuable investment in the safety of your home, valuables, and family. Call our office for a estimate today. We serve St Louis, MO metro and surrounding areas.