Breakers keep tripping
We check the cause instead of assuming you need a new panel.
Bountiful · Davis County
A safer electrical panel.Room for what’s next.
Tripping breakers, an aging panel, or planning an EV charger? We’ll assess your Bountiful or Davis County home and explain your options before work begins.
Licensed local electriciansClear written options
Clean installation · Clearly labeled circuits
Local
Bountiful based · Davis County
Straightforward
Options and pricing explained
Complete service
Permits and inspections coordinated
Is your panel keeping up?
Start with what you’re seeing. We’ll help determine whether repair, added capacity, or replacement makes sense.
Planning something new
EV charger, remodel, hot tub, or more room for circuits.
Older or damaged panel
We assess condition, capacity, and the safest next step.
Not sure what your home needs?
Tell us what’s happening. We’ll help you figure out the next step.
100 Amp vs. 200 Amp Service
Amps measure how much electricity your home can draw at one time. Many older Davis County homes were built with 100 amp service, which was plenty when a house had a furnace, a range, and a few outlets per room. Today's homes often add central air, a hot tub, a shop, a finished basement, or an EV charger — and 200 amp service gives that extra headroom without running the panel near its limit.
- 100 amp: common in older homes; usually fine for modest, all-gas homes
- 200 amp: today's typical standard for larger or all-electric homes
- More amps also usually means more breaker spaces for new circuits
- A load calculation — not a guess — tells us what your home actually needs
Signs Your Panel May Need an Upgrade
- Breakers trip regularly, even after unplugging things
- A fuse box, or a panel brand no longer supported
- No open breaker spaces left, or double-tapped breakers
- Lights dim when the AC or a large appliance kicks on
- Rust, scorch marks, buzzing, or a warm panel cover
- Adding an EV charger, hot tub, shop, or basement finish
What a Panel Replacement Looks Like
We start with a look at your existing panel, service entrance, and overall load. From there you get clear options and pricing before anything is scheduled. On install day, power is off for part of the day while we set the new panel, land and label every circuit, and update grounding and bonding as required. We pull the permit, coordinate with the utility, and stay through the inspection.
- On-site evaluation and load calculation
- Clear written options before work is scheduled
- Permit pulled and inspection coordinated
- Every circuit labeled and tested before we leave
Service Upgrades & Surge Protection
A panel upgrade is often paired with a service upgrade — the meter base, service entrance conductors, and grounding that feed the panel. It's also the easiest time to add whole-home surge protection, which mounts at the panel and helps protect electronics and appliances from utility and lightning surges.
- Meter base and service entrance work
- Grounding and bonding brought up to current code
- Whole-home surge protection installed at the panel
- Sub-panels for garages, shops, and basement additions
Our Process
- 1Call or text Watts of Love Electric
- 2Tell us what is happening
- 3We schedule a time to inspect the issue
- 4We explain your options clearly
- 5We complete the work safely and cleanly
Electrical Service Areas
We're based in Bountiful and handle panel upgrades for homeowners across Davis County. We'll travel for the right job.
Serving Bountiful and Davis County
Watts of Love Electric helps homeowners in Bountiful, North Salt Lake, Centerville, Farmington, Kaysville, Woods Cross, West Bountiful, Fruit Heights, Layton, and nearby Davis County communities. We'll travel for the right job.
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