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Electrical Services in New Brunswick
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Panel Upgrades
Upgrade your electrical panel to handle modern power demands
- 100A to 200A panel upgrades
- Federal Pacific panel replacement
- Obsolete panel replacement
Residential Rewiring
Complete home rewiring for safety and code compliance
- Knob and tube replacement
- Aluminum wiring replacement
- Full copper rewiring
EV Charger Installation
Level 2 EV charger installation for electric vehicles
- All EV charger brands
- 240V dedicated circuit
- Indoor or outdoor installation
Generator Installation
Whole-home backup generator installation
- Automatic transfer switch
- All major generator brands
- Natural gas or propane
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How much does a panel upgrade cost in New Brunswick?
Panel upgrades typically cost between $1,500 and $4,000 depending on the amperage increase and complexity. A 100A to 200A upgrade usually runs $2,000-$3,500. Get matched with licensed electricians for free quotes.
Do I need an TSANB inspection for electrical work?
Yes, all electrical work in New Brunswick requires a TSANB (Technical Safety Authority of New Brunswick) inspection. Licensed electricians pull all required permits and schedule TSANB inspections as part of the job.
How long does EV charger installation take?
Most Level 2 EV charger installations are completed in a single day. If a panel upgrade is needed to accommodate the new circuit, it may take an additional day.
Is knob and tube wiring dangerous?
Knob and tube wiring isn't inherently dangerous if undisturbed, but it lacks a ground wire and can be a fire hazard if insulation covers it. Many insurance companies require its removal.