If your lights flicker periodically or dim while you use an appliance, it means that your circuit doesn’t have enough dedicated electricity to power everything you want to use. Upgrading your electrical panel is the best solution to keep your home’s power supply safe and sufficient.
Open 6AM - 10PM, 7 days a week
Open 6am to 10pm, 7 days a week
Electricians
Denver, Colorado
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Serving Your Electric Needs When You Need
Whether you simply have electrical questions or you need your entire home electrical system upgraded, Applewood’s licensed electricians have the tools and experience to help. Contact us with any electrical issue between 6AM and 10PM, 7 days a week. Our Denver area electricians will arrive on time with everything they need to identify and solve your problem.
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Why Choose Applewood as
Your Denver Residential Electricians
Applewood Plumbing Heating & Electric has been providing service to homes in Denver, Boulder, Longmont and the surrounding areas for over 50 years. We’ve responded to over 350,000 service calls.
Our licensed electricians look forward to earning your repeat business!
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About
Electrical Services
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Why do my lights flicker?
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Do I need a permit to upgrade my electrical panel in Colorado?
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Yes. Replacing or reconfiguring your home electrical panel is a potentially deadly job that is best left to trained and licensed professionals. Contact us to assess your panel and pull the necessary permit. It won’t take long to get your upgrade underway.
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How much does it cost to upgrade my electrical panel?
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On average, it costs $1,000-$3,000 to go from 100 amps to 200 amps. It will depend on the size of your panel, if you’re upgrading or replacing your panel and if you need to relocate it.
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Does homeowner’s insurance cover electrical panel replacement?
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If your panel was destroyed by fire, tornado or other natural disaster, insurance will cover the work. If your panel is older and not up to code, they might. Older electric panels can become a fire hazard and your insurer would be smart to update it. Have Applewood assess your panel and then check with your insurance company to see what their coverage includes.
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How do you know when to replace your electrical panel?
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If your electrical panel is more than 20 years old, if it operates at 100 amps or less or if you find circuits tripping often, it’s time to upgrade. As homes use more devices and draw more power, older electric panels have difficulty keeping up. Don’t let chronic problems knock your power out.
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Why hire a state licensed electrician to work on my home?
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State electrical codes strictly regulate the way your home electrical needs to be configured. These protocols are designed to keep you and your family safe from electrical hazards. They are also mandatory if you’re buying or selling a house. Keep your home up to local codes with an electrician who has been certified by the state, like those at Applewood.
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Neighbors Trust Us
Sean Disney from Applewood Plumbing, Heating and Electric changed out two ceiling fans for me! I talked to someone from this company around 1:30 or 2:00 pm and he was here by 4:30 pm ready to install and remove old fans! This was Sunday no less. I highly recommend this company and of course Sean Disney who did the work. I was shocked when they could do it the same day as I talked to them.
S.R
This was the first time I used an electrician, and I was very happy with the service that Mitch supplied and the advice he gave me. I will definitely ask for him when I go forward with his suggestions.
B.G
Bruce did an excellent job fixing the electrical switches that weren't working and replacing one electrical outlet with one which was up to code.
K.D
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