Electrical Panel Upgrade in Lakeland, FL

Electrical Panel Upgrade in Lakeland you can count on

Considering a panel replacement in Lakeland? We start with a load calculation so you get the right size, not just the biggest one. Then we give you a written quote that spells out the panel, breakers, grounding and any meter work.

Kuhn Electric Inc. replaces panels throughout Polk County, from simple breaker box replacements to full service upgrades that involve the utility. We coordinate the disconnect, pull the permit and schedule the inspection.

Central Florida sits in one of the most lightning-active parts of the country, so surge protection and proper grounding matter here more than most places. Rapid growth also means plenty of panel upgrades, new circuits and additions.

We cover every Lakeland neighborhood, including Dixieland, Lake Morton, Lake Hollingsworth and Beacon Hill.

What's included

• 100 amp to 200 amp service upgrades
• Breaker box and main panel replacement
• Fuse box replacement
• Sub panel installation for garages, shops and additions
• Replacing recalled or problem panel brands
• Grounding and bonding corrections
• Meter base and service mast replacement
• Utility coordination and permits

Signs you should call

• You still have a fuse box
• Breakers trip when the AC and dryer run together
• No open slots for new circuits
• Rust, scorch marks or a buzzing sound in the panel
• You're adding an EV charger, pool or addition

Electrical Panel Upgrade in Lakeland: common questions

How much does an electrical panel upgrade cost in Lakeland?

Cost depends on the amperage, whether the meter base and service entrance need replacing, and permit fees. We give a written, itemized quote after a quick on-site look.

How long will my power be off?

Most panel replacements take a single day, and power is typically off for a portion of that day. We schedule it with you in advance.

Do I need 200 amps?

Homes with central AC, electric appliances, a pool or an EV charger usually benefit from 200 amp service. A load calculation tells us for sure.

What's the difference between a sub panel and a panel upgrade?

A sub panel adds breaker space in another location, like a garage. An upgrade increases total capacity. Sometimes you need one, sometimes both.

Helpful reading

• Why Does My Breaker Keep Tripping? A Florida Homeowner's Guide
• Electrical Panel Upgrade Cost in Florida: What Affects the Price
• Level 2 EV Charger Installation at Home: A Florida Guide

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