Panel Assessment
We look at your existing panel and meter base, walk through your loads, and put the project in writing.
Service-panel replacement, amperage upgrades, sub-panel installation, and code-driven panel swaps across the OKC Metro Area. Call or book online for permit-pulled work, inspection scheduling, and written pricing before work begins.
If your home still has a fuse box or a 100-amp panel, you're running modern electrical loads through outdated equipment. We replace panels, upgrade service to 200 amps or 400 amps, install sub-panels, and bring older OKC homes up to current code.
Every home has different wiring, load demands, access, and code requirements. Spark Shark Electric keeps the visit focused on the actual problem, the available options, and the written scope before work begins.
We look at your existing panel and meter base, walk through your loads, and put the project in writing.
Every panel job gets a permit and an inspection. Required by Oklahoma code; we handle the paperwork.
Service upgrades require the utility to disconnect and reconnect. We schedule that for you.
One written project number after assessment, with charges disclosed before work begins.
New main service panel sized for your load (200A is the most common upgrade target).
Meter base replacement if needed.
Whole-home surge protection at the panel.
All circuit re-terminations and labeling.
Code-required AFCI/GFCI breakers where applicable.
Permit and inspection.
Panel upgrades, hot panels, Federal Pacific/Zinsco replacements, generator readiness, EV charger readiness, and service-size questions all need a site visit before the written quote.
A standard $59 dispatch fee applies to every service visit.Call if the panel is hot, buzzing, smoking, or repeatedly tripping.
Book a planned panel assessment for upgrade or capacity questions.
Most residential panel upgrades take a single day, including the OG&E disconnect/reconnect window. More complex jobs (panel relocation, service mast replacement, sub-panel adds) can extend to a second day.
Yes, power to the home will be off for several hours during the upgrade. Plan for the day, and we'll coordinate the OG&E window to keep it as short as possible.
Yes. Every panel job we do gets a permit and a city inspection. That's part of our flat rate, you don't pay the permit fee separately.
Yes, and we recommend it. Both brands have well-documented failure modes (breakers that don't trip when they should). Many home insurance carriers now require replacement.
Residential electrical service throughout the OKC Metro Area.
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Flat-rate, written pricing. Licensed Oklahoma electricians. Live 24/7 phone for emergencies.