Electrical Panel Upgrades, Replacements, and Installations for Richardson Homes

Safe, Reliable Power for Your Home and Family

Your electrical panel is the heart of your electrical system – if it’s outdated, overloaded, or damaged, it can’t safely handle your home’s power needs. At All in One Electric, we provide professional electric panel installations and upgrades that keep your property safe, efficient, and ready for modern technology.

Should I Upgrade My Electrical Panel?

An outdated or undersized panel can create major risks and frustrations. Upgrading ensures your electrical system can safely support your lifestyle.

  • Improve Safety: Reduce fire hazards from overheating or faulty panels.

  • Support Modern Appliances: Power today’s high-demand electronics, HVAC systems, and EV chargers.

  • Meet Electrical Code Standards: Ensure your breaker box is up to date with local safety regulations.

  • Boost Property Value: A modern, efficient electrical system is a selling point for buyers.

Our Electrical Panel Services

  • New Electrical Panel Installation

    Our dual-master electrician team professionally performs electrical system installations for major home upgrades.

  • Home Electrical Panel Repair

    When your breaker box starts to have issues, give us a call. We’ll handle diagnostics, fix any electrical panel issues, and give you recommendations to keep your system in shape. 

  • Electrical Panel Upgrades and Replacements

    Have a fuse box or panel that’s out of date, like Zinsco or Federal Pacific? We’re trained to professionally remove and replace brands with safety concerns.

  • Electrical Panel Inspections

    Unsure if your breaker box is up to code, performing its best, or ready to be replaced? Our team of master electricians can let you know for free, saving you time and money.

  • Subpanel Installations

    As your home and family grow, so do your power needs. By adding subpanels to your system, you can add extra capacity for garages, workshops, or additions.

  • EV Charger Panel Upgrades

    Ensure your home has the power needed for electric vehicle charging by upgrading your electric panel before installing an EV charger.

Not sure if it’s time to replace or upgrade? Watch for these warning signs:

  • Lights flickering or dimming

  • Breakers constantly tripping

  • Panel feels warm or makes buzzing/crackling sounds

  • Home still has an old fuse box

  • Adding new appliances (hot tub, HVAC, EV charger, etc.)

If you notice any of these issues, it’s time to schedule an inspection.

Signs You Need a Panel Upgrade

When it comes to something as important as your electrical system, you need a team you can trust.

  • Father-son dual master electricians, licensed and insured

  • Committed to honest and reliable work

  • Local experts who understand DFW electrical codes

  • Fast response times and dependable service

  • 5-star customer reviews from homeowners and businesses

Why Work with All-in-One Electric

Electric Panel FAQs

  • If your breakers are constantly tripping or lights flicker when appliances run, your panel likely isn’t meeting your home’s electrical demand.

  • Most upgrades take around 8 hours, depending on the complexity of the system and whether wiring changes are needed. The following day, the city will do an inspection.

  • Yes. In most areas, panel replacements or upgrades require permits and inspections to meet safety codes. At All in One Electric, we handle all permits and coordinate inspections for you.

  • Yes, but only temporarily. Most projects require a shutdown of several hours. We’ll keep you informed every step of the way and restore power as quickly as possible.

  • The cost depends on the size of the panel, the complexity of the installation, and local permitting fees. We provide all of our clients with a free estimate before any work is done so you know what to expect!

  • Generally, homeowners' insurance does not cover panel upgrades due to age or capacity. However, it may cover replacement if the panel is damaged by a covered peril such as fire, lightning, or storm damage.

  • Most electrical panels last 25–40 years, depending on usage, maintenance, and manufacturer. If your panel is over 30 years old, it’s a good idea to have it inspected.

  • You should consider an upgrade if your home has an outdated fuse box, frequent breaker trips, buzzing/crackling noises, or if you’re adding high-demand appliances (like an EV charger, hot tub, or new HVAC system).

Does Your Home Have a Zinsco or Federal Pacific Breaker?

Certain older electrical panels, including Zinsco and Federal Pacific Electric (FPE), are known safety hazards. These panels were once popular but have since lost their UL certification due to serious fire and shock risks. Unfortunately, many of them are still found in homes across the country.

If your home has one of these outdated breaker boxes, it’s not a matter of if you should replace it — it’s a matter of when. Upgrading your panel protects your family, improves efficiency, and ensures your home meets today’s electrical safety standards.

Power Up With Confidence

Don’t wait until an outdated panel causes safety issues or limits your home’s electrical capacity. Trust All in One Electric for expert panel installations and upgrades.