Electrical panel upgrades in Rocklin, CA

Old Town Electric pulls the permit through the City of Rocklin Building Division, schedules the PG&E disconnect and reconnect around your day, and handles the final inspection so the paperwork matches the work. You don’t have to call PG&E yourself or figure out which form the city wants.

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• Permits pulled directly with the City of Rocklin Building Division, not a third party
• PG&E disconnect and reconnect scheduled and coordinated for you
• 226+ 5-star reviews | BBB A-rated
• Free, no-obligation estimates | no hidden fees
• Most 200-amp upgrades completed in one day

What a Rocklin Panel Upgrade Actually Involves

Every panel job starts the same way here: we look at what your house is actually running, not just what the panel is rated for on paper.

Full 200-Amp Panel Replacement

This is the most common call we get from Rocklin, a full swap of an old 100-amp or 125-amp panel for a 200-amp service that can carry central air, an EV charger, and a full kitchen without tripping. We size the new panel to your actual electrical load, not a generic number, and pull the City of Rocklin permit before any wire gets touched. See our panel upgrade and repair page for how we scope a job before quoting it.

Panel Upgrades Ahead of an EV Charger or New AC Unit

A lot of Rocklin panel calls start with someone trying to install a Level 2 EV charger or replace an aging AC unit, only to find the existing panel has no room left. We check available capacity first and tell you honestly whether a full panel swap is needed or whether a smaller fix gets you there. Ask us for a free load assessment before you buy equipment that won’t fit your current service.

Subpanel Installation for Garages, Shops, and Additions

Rocklin’s larger lots in neighborhoods like Whitney Ranch and Clover Valley Woods often mean a detached garage, a workshop, or an ADU that needs its own circuits. A subpanel keeps that load off the main panel and gives you dedicated breakers for tools, chargers, or a future build-out, all pulled under its own permit.

Retroactive Permits for Older, Unpermitted Panel Work

Homes in the older sections of Rocklin near downtown sometimes have a subpanel or garage circuit that was added years ago without a permit. That surfaces during a home sale or an insurance inspection more often than people expect. We can bring that work up to current code and get it properly permitted with the city, closing the gap before it becomes a problem at closing.

Get Your Free Panel Upgrade Estimate in Rocklin

Tell us what’s tripping or what you’re trying to add, and we’ll give you a straight answer on what it takes. Call or text (916) 307-0990 or request a free estimate online.

What Working With Us on a Rocklin Panel Job Looks Like

We pull the City of Rocklin permit ourselves and schedule the required final inspection, so you’re not the one tracking down paperwork.

PG&E coordination happens on our end too. We arrange the disconnect before the old panel comes out and the reconnect once the new one passes inspection, and we plan around it so your power is down for as little time as possible.

Every panel upgrade comes with a written estimate before we start, and that number doesn’t move once the scope is set.

Old Town has been doing this work across the Sacramento area for over ten years, and it’s still a family-run crew, not a call center dispatching whoever’s closest.

If a panel fails outright, breakers won’t reset or you smell something burning, we run 24/7 emergency service and won’t leave a Rocklin home without power overnight.

Panel Work Across Rocklin’s Neighborhoods

We work panel jobs across both Rocklin ZIP codes, 95677 and 95765, from the master-planned streets of Whitney Ranch, Whitney Oaks, Stanford Ranch, and Sunset Whitney to the older lots near downtown Rocklin and Clover Valley Woods. For general electrical work beyond panels, our Rocklin electrician page covers the full range of services we run in the city.

Ready When You Are

A flickering breaker or a panel that can’t take one more circuit doesn’t have to turn into a bigger project than it needs to be. Reach out, tell us what’s going on, and we’ll walk you through what a fix actually looks like before you commit to anything.

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