Breaker Box Replacements

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Service Overview

Your homes electrical panel, or also known as the fuse box, fuse panel and breaker box, is the central control of the entire electrical system. It distributes the electricity delivered by your electric provider and powers everything in your home.

Being the source of so much power, it is very dangerous to work on. Only licensed electrical contractors should ever work on your breaker panel. Affiliated Electric has licensed electrical contractors who are experienced in all areas of electrical panel repairs and electrical panel replacements.

Reasons to Replace or Service Your Current Breaker Box:

  • Fire Prevention
  • Breakers Keep Tripping
  • Breakers Will Not Reset
  • Breaker Box Getting Hot
  • Lights Are Dimming
  • Personal and Family Safety
  • Outdated Safety Standards
  • Outdated UL Listing
  • Add Value to Your Home or Investment Property
  • Lower Insurance Rates

Our bucket trucks are available to provide efficient and reliable service for all of your aerial electrical needs. Our trucks are capable or reaching very high ranges and are specially designed to access areas that many of our competitors bucket trucks find difficult to reach. The capacity of our bucket trucks save you time and money.

HOMES BUILT BETWEEN 1950 THRU 1990 MAY BE AT RISK OF FIRE!

Is your breaker box safe? Experts say electrical panels in Dallas area homes may be electrical fires waiting to happen.

Faulty equipment that present the biggest risks are Federal Pacific Panels, Zinsco Panels and Sylvania Panels.

Read this article in the Dallas Morning News about the dangers of electrical panel fires in Dallas.

If you are unsure about the type of breaker box you have in your home, call us today to schedule a breaker box inspection!

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POPULAR QUESTIONS

How do I know if my panel is outdated?

Take a look at this post to see examples of breaker panels that are outdated: Dangerous Electrical Panels