Jeff Butler
“I wouldn’t call anyone other than Boychuck Electric… Both [projects] were done very professionally, done in a timely manner, on budget at a fair price.”
Call for a quote. We answer 8am–7pm. Ask for Brandon!
If your Beamsville home has a full, outdated, or undersized panel, Brandon can inspect it and explain whether an upgrade makes sense. Boychuck Electric handles panel replacements, 200A upgrades, and capacity planning for larger electrical additions.
Jeff Butler
“I wouldn’t call anyone other than Boychuck Electric… Both [projects] were done very professionally, done in a timely manner, on budget at a fair price.”
Mark
“Brandon upgraded our home to 200 amp service… trustworthy, honest and knowledgeable. Professional clean work. Highly recommend.”
anniesalv
“We hired Brandon to install pot lights, upgrade our panel, and wire a gas fireplace… The lights look amazing… definitely recommend him!”
Darcy Espaniel
“Boychuck Electric was a seamless and worry free experience… Brandon upgraded our panel and installed an entirely new lighting system… We highly recommend [them]!”
Kathryn Bandi
“Brandon was great to deal with. We had him install a new panel and add outlets in our basement. His work is fantastic. Will definitely use again in the future and highly recommend.”
Richard Tasane
“Both Brandon and Jordan were knowledgeable, courteous, and efficient. Brandon was very helpful in making recommendations… We would not hesitate to hire them again.”
Limited breaker space, recurring problems, and insufficient capacity for new equipment are common clues. A proper look at the panel is more useful than guessing from age alone.
In many homes, yes. Brandon will check what’s there, what capacity you need, and whether a 200-amp upgrade is the sensible choice.
Yes. The first step is looking at the existing service and wiring so the replacement can be planned properly.
It can. The right solution depends on the charger, current service, and other electrical loads in your Beamsville home.
Often, but every setup is different. You’ll get a realistic timeline once Brandon has looked at the panel and service.
Yes, power needs to be off for part of the installation. Brandon will tell you what to expect so you can plan around it.
Panel work receives a project price with the expected materials included, so you understand the cost before moving ahead.
Yes, for appropriate light-commercial projects. Brandon will need to understand the existing service and business requirements first.
Stay clear of the equipment and treat it as urgent. Call Brandon and explain exactly what you’ve noticed.
The workmanship is covered for one year. If something doesn’t seem right, call Brandon directly.
Yes. Brandon can check the available space and capacity and talk through the safest way to add future circuits.
Yes. A clear panel directory makes the finished installation much easier for you to understand and use.
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