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Renewal season · Orange County

See if your home qualifies for a new 200-amp main panel swap.

Renewal notices are landing now through late November, and some carriers ask for photos of the electrical panel. Find out what you have before you have to answer.

Free · No obligation · About 60 seconds

Prefer to talk it through? (559) 900-3126

First question

Do you own the home?

A panel upgrade is the property owner’s decision, so this is the one we have to ask first.

Your panel

Where’s your panel?

Most are on an outside wall near the meter. Some sit in a garage, hallway, or closet instead.

Why now

What’s prompting the replacement?

Pick the closest one. It tells the installer what to look at first.

Last step

Contact info

Where should we send your quote and appointment booking info? No deposit, and nothing is scheduled until you pick a time.

Your information is secure · Vetted licensed installers only

One quick thing

The panel is the owner’s call.

Since the property owner makes the decision on electrical work, we can’t put an assessment together just yet. If you’d like, pass our details along to them — we’d be glad to help.

It’s worth mentioning either way. If the home’s insurance renews this fall, the panel may come up on its own.

You’re all set

Thanks.

Pick a time below for your free assessment with a vetted, licensed installer who works your area.

No deposit · No obligation · Cancel or reschedule any time

  1. 01
    They read the panel on site.

    They count what’s on it and work out what your household draws against what the service can carry.

  2. 02
    You get a real number, not a range.

    Scope and price are set at the assessment, in writing, before you commit to anything. Overhead and underground are different jobs and you’ll be told which one you have.

  3. 03
    If you don’t need an upgrade, you’ll be told that.

    Not every panel needs replacing. That’s a real outcome of the assessment.

Prefer to talk now? (559) 900-3126 or quote@directhome.ai.