We are professional Electricians whose specialty is Breaker panels. We perform electrical inspections, test, service, add to and upgrade electrical service panels everyday.
If you are having issues with your electrical service panel, or need help trouble shooting your entire electrical system, we can help. If you are wanting to add things around your home such as lighting, an EV charging station or a hot tub, we can make it happen by adding a circuit or circuits. If there is not enough room in your existing panel then upgrading is the logical next step.
Our vast experience as a residential electrician servicing new and old homes has made us an expert at troubleshooting electrical issues of every kind. We take pride in solving issues in new and old home alike.
Our qualified electricians provide breaker panel upgrades, electrical services, renovations, home rewiring, generator power back-ups, electrical issue troubleshooting and electrical inspections. Whatever your needs we have you covered. Not only do we guarantee of work, we guarantee that you will understand what we are doing through out the process.
Breaker Panel
We are certified electricians specializing in Breaker panel upgrades, also known as load centres or electrical service panels. We offer Siemens, Eaton, Square D and Homeline breaker panels. We work with you to ensure you get excellent service that you can afford. We offer 24 hour emergency service.
Backfeeding an Electrical Panel with a Generator
Question: Can I back feed my Electrical panel with a generator?
Answer: Yes, there are two ways, either with a transfer switch or with an interlock system.
We recommend a transfer switch installation by a licensed electrician.
The biggest safety concern in backfeeding a breaker panel is sending electrical current the wrong way back to the pole possibly electrocuting a lineman or someone in the house.
The transfer switch isolates your main circuits needed in an outage such as fridge stove, furnace, possibly a well etc. and is matched by a generator large enough to handle it. There is no chance of making a mistake as to what needs turning off and on etc. The transfer switch is fully contained in its own metal box much like a sub panel. This is the safest method.
The interlock system are simple metal plates that are attached to your panel that will restrict the main breaker and generator switch from being moved at the wrong time. It prevents the wrong switch selection happening which is the main safety concern.
