Electrical Panel
Upgrades

100A to 200A panel upgrades, sub-panel installation, and full permit and inspection coordination.

Licensed & Insured  ·  20 Years Experience  ·  Triangle Area

What's Included

100A to 200A Upgrades

Upgrade your main service panel to handle modern electrical loads — EV chargers, home additions, heat pumps, and high-draw appliances.

Sub-Panel Installation

Need power in a detached garage, workshop, or addition? We install sub-panels with proper feeder wiring and breaker sizing.

Permit & Inspection Coordination

We pull all required permits and coordinate the utility disconnect and final electrical inspection from start to finish.

Main Disconnect Upgrades

Older homes with outdated service equipment get a full main disconnect replacement — safety and code compliance restored.

Panel Upgrades
Handled Start to Finish

A panel upgrade is one of the most involved electrical projects a home can have — and we've done hundreds of them. We handle the load assessment, permit application, utility coordination, installation, and final inspection. You stay in the loop the whole time and never have to chase paperwork. We upgrade panels for homes and businesses in Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Clayton, Garner, and across Wake County.

What You Can Count On

  • Full load assessment before any work begins
  • Permits pulled and utility coordination handled
  • 100A, 200A, and sub-panel installations
  • Residential and commercial properties served

The Process

01

Load Assessment

We evaluate your current panel, service capacity, and electrical load to determine exactly what's needed.

02

Permit & Scheduling

We pull the permit, coordinate the utility disconnect, and schedule the installation at your convenience.

03

Installation

Your new panel is installed cleanly and to code. All breakers are properly labeled and circuits verified.

04

Final Inspection

We coordinate the inspection with the local authority and restore full power once the work passes.

Panel Upgrade FAQ

How much does a panel upgrade cost in the Triangle NC?

Costs vary based on your current service size, the target amperage (typically 100A to 200A), and whether utility coordination is involved. We provide a detailed written estimate after assessing your panel — no surprises on your bill.

How long does a panel upgrade take?

A standard 100A to 200A panel upgrade typically takes 4–8 hours. Your power will be off during the installation. We schedule the utility disconnect and final inspection to keep downtime as short as possible.

Do I need a permit for a panel upgrade in NC?

Yes, a permit is required for all electrical panel upgrades in North Carolina. We pull the permit, coordinate the utility disconnect, and schedule the inspection — everything is handled.

How do I know if I need a panel upgrade?

Common signs include circuit breakers that trip repeatedly, a warm or buzzing panel, an older fuse box that hasn't been updated, or the need to add a high-draw appliance like an EV charger, HVAC system, or hot tub.

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Need Electrical Work Done Right?

Whether you need service, repair, installation, or an electrical upgrade, Raptor Electrical is ready to help.

• Licensed & Insured • 20 Years Experience • Residential & Commercial • Triangle Area Service