Electrical Panel Installation in Mecklenburg County

Charlotte’s Breaker & Panel Replacement Experts 

Is your electrical panel box struggling to handle the power demands of your home or commercial space? Roby Services is here to help you with any work you might require.

Our electricians provide a wide range of panel and breaker services in Charlotte, including:

• Electrical panel upgrades
• Electrical panel replacement
• Breaker panel repair and replacement
• Fuse box installation
• Electrical circuit installation
• Dedicated circuit installation
• Arc-fault circuit installation
• 220V circuit installation
• Sub-panel installation
• Ground fault circuit breakers (GFCI) installation
• Surge protection

To learn more about our electrical panel services, call (704) 334-6447 today.

Is Your Circuit Breaker In Poor Condition?

An electrical panel (or circuit breaker) is your home’s electricity distribution center. Its job is to receive the main power coming into your home and to distribute electrical current to all the circuits in your property.

Your electrical panel is probably in your basement or furnace room. When you open up the door to the panel, you will see several switches that are called breakers. These switches control the flow of power to various locations throughout your house.

If the electrical panel develops an issue, it can cause a wide variety of problems, not the least of which is an electrical fire. It is crucial to keep an eye out for early indications of panel board failure.

Common signs that you need circuit breaker repair or electrical panel replacement include:

• Flickering, dimming, or buzzing lights – Your electrical appliances like your AC and fridge might take up more electricity than you think. If your lights are flickering, it’s one of the first signs that your electrical panel is spread too thin and you should consider upgrading.
• Electric sizzling sounds – While electricity does a multitude of miraculous things, it’s supposed to do so silently. If you hear your lights or electrical panel, make sure to give us a call to inspect your unit.
• Frequent circuit breaker trips – Circuits trip every now and again, but if it’s happening all the time it might be time for electrical panel replacement.
• Poor performance from appliances – Another indicator that your electrical grid is spread too thin is that your electrical appliances keep malfunctioning.
• A burning smell in the electrical panel – This could mean that you need a rewiring service or that your electrical panel is on its last legs so give us a call.
• Scorch marks around the breaker or appliances – It’s a good idea to inspect your circuit breaker every now and again. If you notice any scorch marks or rust then consult our Charlotte electrical panel replacement specialists to get you a new upgrade.
• Breakers will not remain reset – If the circuit breakers are being finnicky or not resetting as they usually do, this is another sign you may need an upgrade.

If you are experiencing any of these issues, it is not safe to ignore them. Getting your circuit breaker repaired or replaced can protect your home and prevent damage to your appliances and fixtures.

Local Service Coverage in Mecklenburg County

You deserve fast, friendly help no matter where you live or work around Charlotte. Because our fully stocked vans start each day from Wilkinson Boulevard, a licensed electrician can usually reach you within one hour. Below is just a sampling of the neighborhoods, corridors, and townships we serve. If you don’t see yours listed, just ask—chances are we’re already there.

Center City & Streetcar Suburbs

From the high-rise condos of Uptown’s four wards to refurbished bungalows in historic Dilworth and Elizabeth, modern living often pushes aging breaker panels to the limit. We routinely upgrade 100-amp fuse boxes to 200-amp breaker panels in First Ward lofts, install whole-home surge protection in Fourth Ward townhomes, and add new AFCI breakers for growing office suites south of Trade and Tryon.

South Charlotte Growth Corridors

Ballantyne, Blakeney, and Barclay Downs continue to boom with new construction. Our team installs smart load-management panels that keep large homes efficient without oversized service drops. In SouthPark, Foxcroft, and Cotswold, we replace undersized split-bus panels before homeowners add gourmet kitchens or EV chargers.

Arts & Innovation Districts

Plaza Midwood, NoDa, and South End blend century-old mill houses with cutting-edge breweries and tech startups. We help business owners meet code by adding dedicated circuits for brew-kettles and 240-volt outlets for specialized equipment. Homeowners appreciate clean-looking sub-panels tucked into gallery spaces.

University City & Mallard Creek

Rental property near UNC-Charlotte often has outdated wiring that struggles with multiple gaming consoles and high-efficiency HVAC units. We perform quick-turn panel replacements between tenant moves and provide ongoing maintenance plans for property managers.

West Side & Charlotte-Douglas Corridor

Steele Creek, Ashley Park, and Camp Greene contain many mid-century homes that still rely on Federal Pacific or Zinsco panels. Replacing these recalled units lowers fire risk and may reduce insurance premiums. For shops near Charlotte-Douglas International Airport, we design three-phase panelboards that keep industrial compressors humming.

Lake Norman Communities

Whether you overlook Mountain Island Lake in Coulwood, relax in Cornelius, or sail from Davidson, waterfront living brings unique challenges. High humidity and dock-mounted lifts demand corrosion-resistant breakers. We seal outdoor sub-panels and verify grounding systems to protect family and guests.

Historic Townships & Suburbs

Huntersville’s Birkdale, Matthews’ Stumptown Park area, and Mint Hill’s farmhouses benefit from service-entrance upgrades before homeowners install spas or detached workshops. Along the Independence Boulevard (US-74) corridor—Indian Trail, Stallings, and Monroe—we coordinate with local inspectors to minimize downtime for retail spaces.

I-485 & I-77 Outer Loop

Rapid development rings Charlotte’s beltway. In Concord and Harrisburg, we work closely with Cabarrus County officials to size panels for upstairs bonus rooms converted into offices. Down the I-77 corridor, Pineville, Fort Mill, and Rock Hill residents lean on our 24/7 emergency service when storms trip breakers late at night.

Gaston County & River Towns

Belmont’s revitalized downtown and Mount Holly’s riverfront cafes rely on stable power to keep customers comfortable. We integrate surge protection to shield POS systems and add GFCI breakers for outdoor patios. Homeowners in Gastonia trust us to swap out obsolete fuse boxes before selling their properties.

No matter where you call home—from Wesley Heights’ tree-lined streets to brand-new townhomes in Weddington—you get the same promise: an honest assessment, code-compliant repairs, and a team that treats you like a neighbor.

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Why Choose Roby Services’ Experienced Electricians?

Roby Services has provided high-quality home services since 1950. All of our electricians are expertly trained and have exceptional expertise handling all types of electrical issues. When you require assistance with panels and breakers in Charlotte, turn to our professionals.

See Our Reviews!

★★★★★ “Brad was so patient, answered my questions, taught me a little about electricity, and solved my electrical problems.” – Holly S.

★★★★★ “Marc Ramos was excellent, thorough and very helpful with the installation of the new electrical panel. All neatly marked and identified.” – Ed R.

Contact us at (704) 334-6447 now to schedule an appointment with one of our Charlotte electrical panel replacement technicians.

North Carolina Electrical Services FAQ

How often should I have my panel inspected in South End?

Schedule a professional inspection every three to five years. Heavy restaurant and brewery loads may justify yearly checks.

Do I need a permit to replace a panel in Matthews?

Yes. Mecklenburg County issues electrical permits—our team pulls and closes them for you.

Can a panel upgrade solve flickering lights in University City apartments?

Often, yes. Flickering typically signals overloaded circuits. A larger panel lets us redistribute loads safely.

Is whole-home surge protection worth it for Lake Norman properties?

Absolutely. Lightning strikes over open water are common. A panel-mounted surge protector shields every outlet at once.

What size service do I need for an EV charger in Ballantyne?

Most Level 2 chargers require a 40- to 50-amp dedicated circuit. We’ll verify your main service can handle the extra demand.

Does replacing a Federal Pacific panel in Steele Creek lower insurance rates?

Many carriers offer discounts after high-risk panels are removed. Ask your agent for details.

Will a sub-panel help my attic renovation in Plaza Midwood?

Yes. A properly sized sub-panel avoids long cable runs and keeps attic circuits organized.

How long does a typical breaker panel replacement take in Huntersville?

Most residential jobs finish in one business day, including inspection, unless significant rewiring is needed.

Can you move my panel out of a bathroom in NoDa?

Yes. Code prohibits panels over tubs or in clothes closets. We’ll relocate it to a compliant, accessible wall.

Do you handle commercial three-phase panels in Uptown high-rises?

We do. From design to final inspection, our licensed electricians manage complex commercial loads and generator interlocks.