After flipping the breaker back for the third time this week, you may begin to realize that these circuit overloads are starting to become a common occurrence in your home. It’s easy to fall into the habit of making frequent trips to the breaker box, but it’s not a good idea to rely on a circuit that is constantly tripping.
Mechanical failure inside the electrical panel can come from a sudden power surge from a lightning strike, improper installation work or deterioration of components due to natural elements. Identifying and fixing the damage is a job that should be left to certified electricians, as panel maintenance is incredibly dangerous without the proper training and equipment.
Don’t struggle with these problems on your own! Just call My Sherman Oaks Electrician Hero and have an expert electrician at your door at your earliest convenience. We offer full repair, maintenance and installation services for all things related to your electrical system, including wiring and service panels.
Need Help With Your Panel Right Now? Just Give Us a Call!
As a licensed Sherman Oaks electrician, we make ourselves available to help with complex and difficult tasks, including electrical panel repair, at all hours of the day or night. We know that our customers rely on their electrical systems for daily necessities, which is why we do our best to give you fast and efficient service no matter when you call us.
Our local technicians are familiar with the area and have years of experience working with residential electrical systems. They will arrive at your home quickly and start working to address the problems you currently face. No project is too big or small for us, so don’t hesitate to call us if you need help immediately.
Bigger and Better Appliances May Require a New Panel
Lack of circuit power capacity is a common ailment of electrical systems in houses constructed over a decade or two ago. While these homes may have aged well on the outside, the wires and service panel are probably beginning to show signs of frailty. Antiquated electrical systems can also present a significant fire hazard as they get older.
If you plan to incorporate powerful appliances into a home of older construction, you should schedule an inspection to make sure the infrastructure is ready for the change. Our electricians will calculate the expected demand and consult with you to determine if an upgraded panel, rewiring or other modifications are needed to get your home ready.
