1960s ranch home: panel replacement and 200A service
An original 100A panel with no free spaces was replaced with a 200A service, leaving room for an EV charger and a future heat pump.
Service area · 1960s–70s suburbs, ready for modern loads
Cedar Heights was built out in the 1960s and 70s, and many homes still run on their original 100A panels. Add an EV, a heat pump and a modern kitchen, and those panels run out of space and capacity quickly.
We do a lot of load calculations here. Sometimes a full service upgrade is the right answer; sometimes a load-managed EV charger or a sub-panel does the job for much less.
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An original 100A panel with no free spaces was replaced with a 200A service, leaving room for an EV charger and a future heat pump.
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