Main Electrical Panel Upgrades in Longmont, Colorado
Getting Longmont homes ready for solar, batteries, EV chargers, and heat pumps — panel upgrades by our own licensed electricians.
Panel Upgrade for Longmont homes
Many Longmont homes still run on 100–150 amp panels sized for a gas-powered era. Add an EV charger, a heat pump, or solar with battery backup, and that panel runs out of space and capacity fast. We upgrade panels to modern 200-amp service — permits, inspection, and utility coordination included.
A panel swap means a brief planned outage, so we schedule the disconnect and reconnect with Longmont Power & Communications in advance to keep your downtime as short as possible.
Learn more about main panel upgradesWhat's included in every upgrade
- Load calculation sized around your whole electrification plan
- Modern 200-amp panel with AFCI/GFCI protection and clean labeling
- Replacement of outdated or recalled panels (Zinsco, Federal Pacific, fuse boxes)
- Electrical permit, inspection, and utility coordination handled for you
- Tax-credit guidance when the upgrade enables solar, battery, or heat pump work
Local details for Longmont
Your utility
Most Longmont homes are served by Longmont Power & Communications, municipal utility (owned by the City of Longmont). How Longmont credits your solar shapes how we design your system — see how net metering works with Longmont.
Permitting & local notes
Longmont is in Boulder County. Longmont Power & Communications is the city-owned utility here, with its own net metering program set through city rate cases.
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