Brinx Electrical
Brinx electrician working on an upgraded electrical panel in a Tri-Cities garage.

PANEL UPGRADES · TRI-CITIES

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100 to 200 amp, permitted and inspected · Price in writing first

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Do I need one?

What's got you thinking about your panel?

Licensed, bonded & insured

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Licensed, bonded and insured

Verify on Washington L&I

Local, and we show up

Serving Kennewick, Pasco and Richland.

STRAIGHT ANSWERS

Swap or service upgrade?

This is why two quotes can look so different. Here's what each one is.

Panel swap

We replace the panel itself. Your service from the utility stays the same.

Usually done in a day.

Priced in writing

Full service upgrade

We upgrade the panel and the service coming into your home, often with a new meter base. The utility is part of it.

Timing depends on the utility.

Priced in writing

HONEST ADVICE

You might not need one.

Sometimes a load calculation shows your panel has room, or a load-management device lets a charger share capacity safely. If that's the case, we'll tell you, and save you the upgrade.

HOW IT WORKS

Four steps, no surprises.

1

Send us photos

Your panel and the meter outside are usually enough to start.

2

Load check and estimate

We confirm what you need, and you see the price in writing.

3

Permit and utility

We pull the permit and coordinate with your utility.

4

Upgrade and inspection

We do the work, it passes inspection, and your power's back on.

TRI-CITIES HOMES

Built in the Atomic City?

Richland's original Alphabet Houses and many '50s and '60s homes across the Tri-Cities still run on small panels made for a few lamps and a fridge. Today's homes run a lot more. We bring them up to speed.

FAQ

Questions we hear

It depends on the job. We'll tell you how long the power will be off before we start.

Adding a charger?

EV charger installation

If you're adding a charger, we install those too.

See EV chargers

Doing more than a panel?

Whole-home electrification

Plan the panel, charger and circuits as one job.

See the whole-home package

Find out what your panel can handle.

The future you were promised.