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Get your panel price in writing

Forty-five minutes at your house beats a guess over the phone. You get the real number, the real timeline and no obligation to book.

(303) 000-0000
  • Colorado Master Electrician
  • Licensed, bonded & insured
  • Permitted & inspected
  • Free on-site estimate

Tell us about your panel

Takes about a minute. A scheduler calls you back to book the free on-site visit — we never quote panel work sight unseen.

A scheduler calls you back to book the visit. No obligation, and we never sell your information.

Monthly payments available through Hearth

Prequalifying takes about a minute and uses a soft credit check, so seeing your options does not affect your credit score.

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What happens next

Four steps, no surprises

  1. 1

    You send the request

    About a minute

    Address, the best number to reach you and whatever you already know about the panel. Photos help but are not required.

  2. 2

    A scheduler calls you back

    Within one business day

    We confirm what you need, answer the quick questions and book an arrival window that fits your day.

  3. 3

    We inspect the equipment on site

    About 45 minutes

    We open the panel, check the meter, mast and grounding, and run a code-based load calculation for your home.

  4. 4

    You get one fixed written price

    Same or next day

    Itemized, permit fees included, no change orders unless you change the scope. No obligation to move forward.

On the visit

What we actually check

  • The bus, breakers and terminations inside the panel
  • The meter socket, mast or underground lateral
  • The grounding electrode system and bonding
  • A code-based load calculation for your home and your plans
  • Clearances, labeling and anything an inspector will flag
  • Photos of everything, explained in plain language before we leave
Electrician inspecting the inside of a residential electrical panel

Pricing

What moves the number

Every panel quote comes down to a handful of things. Here is what we are looking at while we walk your service.

  • Service size — staying at 100 amps versus stepping up to 200 amps changes the equipment and the utility coordination.
  • Meter, mast and lateral condition — rusted masts and failing meter sockets get replaced with the panel, not after it.
  • Grounding and bonding — older homes often need new ground rods, water bond or an updated grounding electrode conductor.
  • Panel relocation — moving a panel out of a closet or bathroom adds feeder work and drywall coordination.
  • Permit and inspection fees — every jurisdiction prices these differently, and they are already in your quote.
  • Add-ons like EV charger circuits or a subpanel — cheaper bundled with the panel than as a second trip.

If the total is more than you planned for this month, monthly payment options are available through Hearth and checking them does not affect your credit score.

Spread the cost over monthly payments

Financing through Hearth lets you move on a failing panel now and pay for it monthly. Prequalifying takes a couple of minutes and uses a soft credit check.

See financing options

Service area

Where we come out

Free on-site estimates across the Front Range. If you are just outside these areas, ask anyway.

Reviews

What homeowners say after the estimate

Sample reviews shown while we collect verified customer feedback.

  • "Our 1926 bungalow still had fuses in the basement. They explained what was actually unsafe versus what was just old, converted us to a breaker panel, and the inspector signed off without a single correction."
    Marisol R. — Denver
    Fuse box conversion
  • "Three other companies quoted me over the phone. EPO came out, measured, checked the meter and mast, and gave me one number that never changed. The outage window was exactly what they promised."
    Dan W. — Aurora
    100 to 200 amp upgrade
  • "They told me my panel could handle one charger at full speed but not two, and offered a load-managed option instead of pushing a service upgrade. That honesty is why I'll call them again for the solar work."
    Priya S. — Erie
    EV charger circuit
  • "We lose power a few times every winter. They set up the panel with an interlock and walked my wife through starting the generator step by step. Genuinely useful people."
    Greg T. — Monument
    Generator-ready panel upgrade
  • "All-electric house, long driveway, mid-January. They still showed up on time and stayed until the power was back on. The new panel is labeled better than anything I've seen in twenty years of owning homes."
    Alison K. — Evergreen
    Panel replacement
  • "My general contractor's electrician kept pushing the panel work. EPO handled just the panel and subpanel, coordinated with the GC, and got it inspected ahead of drywall. No drama."
    Tomas L. — Denver
    Subpanel for basement finish
  • "Our insurance company wanted our old panel replaced before renewal. They quoted exactly what the letter asked for, documented everything with photos, and the carrier accepted it immediately."
    Karen B. — Aurora
    Panel replacement

Estimate FAQs

Questions people ask before booking

Do you charge for an estimate?

No. Panel estimates are free. We come out, open the panel, look at the meter, mast and grounding, and give you a written number based on what is actually there rather than a guess over the phone.

How soon can you get to my house?

Estimates are usually scheduled within a few business days. Installation timing depends on permit turnaround and utility scheduling in your jurisdiction, and we give you a realistic date at the estimate.

How much does a panel upgrade cost?

It depends on the service size, the condition of the meter and mast, grounding work and local permit fees. We give you one fixed written price after seeing the equipment, and we do not add change orders unless you change the scope.

Do you offer financing?

Yes. We offer financing through our lending partner so a panel replacement can be paid monthly instead of all at once. Checking your options does not affect your credit score.

Do you pull the permit?

Always. Every jurisdiction we serve requires a permit and inspection for panel work. We pull it, meet the inspector and close it out. The cost is in your quote.

How long will my power be off?

For most panel replacements and upgrades the outage window is four to six hours. We tell you the expected window before the day and keep you updated as the work progresses.

More questions? Read the full FAQ.