Existing service review
Document the present service, panels, feeders and major loads that affect the upgrade.
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Plan the service around the load—not the guess.
A service upgrade should start with what the property actually needs. New HVAC, electric cooking, equipment, added apartments, renovations and modern electrical loads can all change the demand on the existing service. We evaluate the project before deciding what must change.
WHAT WE HANDLE
Electrical scope with the field conditions in mind.
Load planning
Organize existing and proposed loads so the service scope is based on the project rather than a rough assumption.
Service & feeder work
Installation or replacement of service-related equipment, feeders and panels within the defined electrical scope.
Project coordination
Coordinate the electrical work with the renovation team, building conditions and utility-facing requirements when applicable.
COMMON PROJECTS
Where this work usually starts.
- Existing service is undersized for a renovation
- Multiple panels or dwelling units need a cleaner distribution plan
- New HVAC, cooking, equipment or other large loads are being added
- Old service equipment is part of a larger modernization
- A project team needs the electrical load organized before moving forward
HOW WE APPROACH IT
Clear sequence. Fewer surprises.
- 01
Inventory the existing service and major loads
- 02
Review proposed electrical demand
- 03
Define the service, feeder and panel scope
- 04
Coordinate installation and testing around the project sequence
QUESTIONS
Before you send the project over.
Does every renovation need a service upgrade?
No. The existing service may already be adequate. The right decision depends on the existing equipment, condition and the loads being added or changed.
Can you prepare the electrical load information for the project?
Yes. We can organize the existing and proposed loads as part of determining the correct service scope.
Can the service upgrade include new apartment panels or feeders?
Yes, when that is part of the project. The exact configuration depends on the building and the electrical design.