Most panel upgrades run $1,500–$4,500 per unit depending on amperage (100A vs 200A), panel condition, accessibility, and whether any code upgrades are required. We give you a firm written per-unit price before any work starts — no surprises.

Yes. When multiple units are upgraded in a single project, we reduce the per-unit cost because our crew is already mobilized on-site. The savings grow as unit count increases. Call us with your unit count for a specific number.

We schedule unit by unit so only one or two units lose power at a time. Each unit is typically reconnected the same day — most residents are without power for 4–6 hours. We build the schedule around tenant availability whenever possible.

Yes, completely. We pull the permits, coordinate the utility disconnect and reconnect with PG&E or SMUD, and schedule the city inspection. You don't need to manage any of that — just approve the quote and we handle the rest.

Absolutely. We work alongside GCs on value-add renovations regularly. We handle all panel and electrical service work, coordinate our schedule with the broader project timeline, and provide documentation needed for permits and final sign-off.

This is a specialty of ours. Zinsco and FPE (Federal Pacific Stab-Lok) panels are known to fail under load, which creates a fire hazard and typically voids or cancels property insurance. We remove and replace them completely, with all permitting and documentation included.

Large multi-unit projects are priced after a property walk and scope review. The proposal can be phased by building or shutdown schedule, with permits, utility coordination, inspections and closeout clearly identified.