Panel upgrades & service changes
100→200A upgrades, fuse-box replacements, and clean, labeled panels sized for how you actually live now.
Res + ComMaster-licensed · Bonded · Insured — Lic. #EL-00000
Omega Electric is a master-licensed electrical contractor for homes and businesses. From a dead outlet to a whole-panel upgrade — wired right the first time, priced before we start, and guaranteed in writing.
Ω / Services
Residential and commercial, repair and new work. If it carries current, it's our department.
100→200A upgrades, fuse-box replacements, and clean, labeled panels sized for how you actually live now.
Res + ComLevel 2 charging for every major brand — load calcs, permits, and a charge port exactly where you park.
Res + ComRecessed, pendant, under-cabinet, landscape — layered light that flatters the room and lowers the bill.
Res + ComMystery breaker trips, dead circuits, knob-and-tube retirement — diagnosed properly, not guessed at.
ResStandby generators and transfer switches, sized to keep the essentials on when the grid isn't.
Res + ComSmart switches, ceiling fans, dimmers, doorbells, and smoke/CO detectors — installed and actually working.
ResWhole-home surge defense, GFCI/AFCI updates, and honest inspections before you buy, sell, or renovate.
Res + ComBuild-outs, dedicated circuits, lighting controls, and maintenance plans that respect your open hours.
ComΩ / The standard
Omega is the last letter of the Greek alphabet. We picked it on purpose: once we've wired it, you're done looking.
Ω / How it works
Four steps, in order, every time — with the price agreed before step three.
Call or send the form — a real person answers and finds you a real time slot, usually within the week. Emergencies jump the line, day or night.
A licensed electrician inspects, explains what's actually going on in plain English, and hands you a flat price. You approve it before anything starts.
Clean, code-first installation with parts off our stocked truck. Boot covers on, panel labeled, permits handled where they're required.
We test everything with you watching, walk you through what changed, and leave the workmanship warranty in writing on your invoice.
Ω / Word of mouth
A few recent notes from the neighborhood. (Sample reviews — swap in your real ones before launch.)
Quoted a flat price for our panel upgrade, showed up on time, and the panel is labeled so clearly I could give a tour of it. Passed inspection first try.
Our EV charger went in exactly where we park, permit and all. They even walked me through the app setup before they left. Zero mess anywhere.
Half the house went dark on a Sunday night. They answered on the second ring, talked me through the breaker safely, and had it fixed by morning.
Sparking outlets, burning smells, storm damage, a panel that won't reset — that's a right-now problem, and we treat it like one. A licensed electrician is on call around the clock.
Ω / Straight answers
The things people usually ask before they call. Anything else — just ask when you book.
Our standard dispatch and diagnosis fee is a flat $89, and it's credited toward the job if you go ahead with the repair. You'll always see the full price before any work begins.
For panel changes, new circuits, and most EV charger installs — yes, and skipping it can bite you at resale or on an insurance claim. We pull the permit and meet the inspector so you don't have to think about it.
Emergencies get a live person 24/7 and the next available truck. Standard work is usually scheduled within the week, and we confirm a real arrival window — not a "sometime Thursday."
Yes. Our workmanship is covered by a written warranty printed on your invoice, and parts carry their manufacturers' warranties — which we register for you.
Yes — approved customers can split larger projects like panel upgrades and generator installs into monthly payments. Ask when you get your quote and we'll lay out the options.
Swap a light fixture? Maybe. Anything involving the panel, new circuits, or aluminum wiring — please don't. Electricity is unforgiving, and fixing a DIY job usually costs more than doing it right once.
Ω / Start here
Send the form and a licensed electrician calls you back — usually within one business hour.