Panel Change Pricing!!! TOTAL Break down!!how much is a panel change service upgrade fuse box update 

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Plus, most manufacturers like Kiddie and BRK provide only 10 years shelf life on their smoke detectors and co/ smoke combo's. The wireless/ bluetooth technology really upgrades the entire smoke detector system when implemented.

would you be interested in doing a 200A replacement in north Tampa?

Shew, I believe it right now

In the Bay Area too, update 200amp about 6k two years ago

I believe it brother it's going way up in our area

Except they recalled 1.4 million of them because of problem with neutral bar.

Yes this is an old video, these prices don't work anymore!!

I wish that were an outrageous price, things have really changed, if it's a good reputable company I would consider calling them back

Very informative Thanks You did an awesome job

I'll be honest with you these prices are not relevant at the moment material is absolutely through the roof

Great question, for a swap only its for regular new breakers and replacement of current AFCI/GFCI

Currently panel changes do not require arc fault protection unless it's existing, or unless you move the panel six feet or more, or modify or extend the brand circuit

@@ElectricalCodeCoach nice 👍 I was unaware of this… assumed once it’s touched or compromised needed to be up to code

Great question, every single power company is different in how they want it done I would call the power company directly. We have like seven different power companies over here in East Tennessee and every one of them does it differently

@@ElectricalCodeCoach yeah man I know I deal with lcub and cub alot but this service is with the kub utility I believe it will have to be in conduit all the way up within 2' of transformer and have a weatherhead and all but I will contact them and make sure and thank you for your help man

As far as the service/panel change goes there's nothing in the NEC that requires anything to be rewired outside of the conductors that feed the service or the feeder. But definitely check your local ordinances and work with your local electrical inspector, thank you for the comment!

Our inspectors do if 6 ft of wire is added in moving the panel

Thanks coach

Just depends on how big the panel is how long do you think it'll take you?

We're required to add them in a house you're doing any inspected work in. If the home already has them then you don't need to mess with it, this is mostly for older houses with battery-only or no smokes at all.

Material is through the roof.

@@ElectricalCodeCoach that’s exactly what I was told.Watching your video the price seems about right.Thanks for the info.

I'm just about to make updated videos for these prices, things have changed dramatically in the last 18 months Depending on how tough the scenario is that may not be outrageous. Now for a regular single panel not having to touch the outside at all I'm having to charge $2,500 plus parts. Our area is historically lower though many areas were charging that price 10 15 years ago

A lot of variables, I would get three estimates and go with who you felt like was going to give you the highest quality job

@@ElectricalCodeCoach I'm still trying to figure out what is being run where. Have a crawl space to go into to find another box They wired the garage a bit weirdly and only fixed some stuff in the house when they remodeled. So my main box is a breaker panel. I have a 10/3with ground running to a fuse panel in a crawl space in my basement. Then from there a flat 10/3 with ground is run underground to the detached garage. I have most of the wires tracked down in the garage except 1. I'm the garage itself there are 3 different fuse boxes. 1 with 2 fuses that the main lead runs into 1 with 6 fuses that most are run from (has a red and white wire running into it from the main box) 1 with 4 fuses in it( has the black wire from the main fuse running into it) Then some random black wire going into the ground next to the main flat 10/3 ground wire that I'm still trying to track down lol

Are they doing inside and outside both? Also are they doing any other work ? Unfortunately right now it's probably not a bad quote depending

@@ElectricalCodeCoach-Replace meter base 100 amp $1144.25 -riser for 100-124 amp service $1303.64 -surge protection for whole home $737 -100 amp main breaker $1783.64 -ground electrical service $490.09 -permit $296.57

In our state it's required

Wow thanks for sharing

That’s the main problem, it’s California.

I'll be honest with you in this economy that's not the craziest thing anymore.

Lol things have gone up that may not be outrageous anymore