Many Edison homes from the 1950s through the 1970s run a 100-amp panel, some on a fuse box. Central air, an induction range, an EV charger or a finished basement can push it past its limit.
Signs you need an upgrade
- Breakers trip when central air and other appliances run together
- A warm or buzzing panel, or a fuse box
- No open slots for a new circuit
- Plans for an EV charger, addition or basement finish
What the job involves
- Load check and a look at the meter and service entrance
- Written price
- Edison Township permit under the NJ Uniform Construction Code
- PSE&G disconnect and reconnect, coordinated by us
- New panel, labeled breakers, grounding and bonding
- Township inspection
How long it takes
Most residential upgrades are done in a day, plus the utility coordination and the Township inspection.
See what an Edison panel upgrade costs.
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Questions to ask your electrician
- Are you licensed and insured, and will you pull the permit?
- Does the quote include the PSE&G coordination?
- Will the meter or service mast need work?
- Who is at the inspection?
