It’s important to service or replace your breaker box if you experience any of the following issues:

Fire prevention: Avoid the risk of electrical fires with an updated panel
Frequent breaker trips: When breakers keep tripping, it’s a sign of an overloaded system
Breakers not resetting: A failure to reset could indicate a problem with your panel’s functionality
Breaker box overheating: If your breaker box gets hot, it could be a serious fire hazard
Dimming lights: Fluctuating power could mean your electrical panel is struggling to supply adequate power
Personal and family safety: Protect your loved ones from electrical hazards by ensuring your breaker box is up to code
Outdated safety standards: Older panels may not meet current electrical safety codes
Outdated UL listing: Panels with outdated UL listings may not meet industry standards
Increase home value: Replacing your breaker box adds value to your home or investment property
Lower insurance rates: Upgrading to a safer electrical system could help reduce your insurance premiums