Panel Upgrade — Help Paying for a New Electrical Panel

This level covers up to the full cost of the work, up to $4,200, and it depends on your household income. If your income is above the limit, your home may still qualify for up to $2,100 — half the cost of the work — based on where the home is. Income isn't the only way to reach the higher level, so if you're not sure, ask — don't rule yourself out. We don't decide who qualifies, and not everyone does.

The higher amount is checked with paperwork, not by us — an income form, plus a signed IRS form from every adult living in the home. We'll show you exactly what's needed before you decide anything.

Income-based path — up to $4,200, which can cover the full cost of the work, depending on your household income and household size — not everyone qualifies
Location-based path — up to $2,100, and no more than half the cost of the work, based on where the home is. Income isn’t part of this one
We walk you through every step — we do the electrical work, permitted and inspected, and we handle the registration and paperwork; a few steps have to be completed by you as the homeowner, and we show you exactly how
We confirm everything before you commit — the exact price of your job and all terms are explained to you before anything is signed

Amounts shown are estimates only and subject to qualification, eligibility requirements, available funding, and change without notice. Not everyone qualifies. The exact price of your job and all terms are confirmed with you before any agreement is signed. Ask your electrician for current details.

Up to $4,200 toward your electrical panel upgrade — based on your household income.

Check if I qualify