Tell us what you are adding
Share panel photos, the main-breaker rating if visible, and the equipment or space that needs power.
Panels and capacity
If your panel is full, damaged, outdated, or unable to support new equipment, E.S.H. looks at the panel, service, planned loads, and distribution together—not just the breaker box.

What we work on
Call E.S.H. and tell us what you are seeing, adding, or trying to power. We will help you determine the right next step.
Before you call
Is the panel damaged, outdated, full, or simply out of capacity?
Would a subpanel solve the distribution need without changing the service?
What new equipment, addition, generator, or property use is driving demand?
Will the work involve utility, permit, or inspection coordination?
What to expect
Share panel photos, the main-breaker rating if visible, and the equipment or space that needs power.
E.S.H. checks service size, equipment condition, breaker space, and how power is distributed.
We determine whether the job needs panel work, a subpanel, a service change, or a more targeted repair.
Service questions
Not necessarily. A panel can be out of breaker spaces without the entire property being out of electrical capacity. The existing service, calculated demand, planned loads, and condition of the equipment all matter.
400A service can make sense for larger homes, multiple HVAC systems, major additions, workshops, commercial equipment, or several high-demand loads. The right size comes from the property’s actual electrical demand.
Send the property location, clear photos of the panel and service equipment, the main breaker rating if visible, a description of the problem, and a list of the equipment or additions you want to support.
Talk with E.S.H.
Tell us where the property is and what is happening. We will help you figure out the right next step.
The address, a short description, and a few safe photos are a great place to start.
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