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Many New York homes still run on electrical panels and fuse boxes that were installed decades ago, long before central AC, induction ranges, home offices, and EV chargers. If your fuses blow often, your lights dim when the AC kicks on, or you're planning a renovation, it may be time to upgrade.
Sparks, burning smell or no power?
Call now. Licensed NYC electricians, available 24/7.
Call Now718-369-0810Prefer to text? Text 718-369-0810Blaze Electric Inc. brings more than 45 years of experience replacing fuse boxes and upgrading service panels across all five boroughs. We handle the whole job, from load assessment through installation and inspection.
Signs you need a panel upgrade:
- You still have screw-in fuses, or you're constantly replacing them
- Breakers trip when several appliances run at once
- The panel feels warm, buzzes, or shows rust or scorch marks
- You're adding an AC unit, dryer, EV charger, or new kitchen
- An insurer, buyer, or co-op board has flagged your panel
How we work:
- Assess your load. We look at what you run today and what you plan to add.
- Recommend the right size. We'll explain your options plainly, with no upselling.
- Coordinate the details. We coordinate with Con Ed when a service change is needed.
- Install cleanly. We label circuits and leave your space neat.
Panel work is not a DIY job. It involves the most dangerous wiring in your home. Trust a licensed, insured team with more than 45 years of experience.
Ready to retire that old fuse box? Get a free quote. First-time clients save $25. Call (718) 369-0810 or request a quote online.
Panel & fuse box upgrades FAQs
What's the difference between a fuse box and a breaker panel?
Both protect your wiring from overloads. A fuse melts and has to be replaced, while a breaker trips and can be reset. Breaker panels are more convenient, and newer ones are sized for modern loads.
Do I need a permit to replace my panel in NYC?
Panel replacements generally require a licensed electrician and a filing with the city. We'll walk you through what your job needs.
Can you upgrade a panel in a co-op or condo?
Yes. We regularly work in co-ops and condos and can coordinate with your building's management or super.