Electrical Panel Repair & Replacement – Superior, All Of Boulder County

Reliable Electrical Panel Experts Since 1979

If breakers keep tripping or certain rooms lose power, your electrical panel is likely overdue for service. Tru-Craft Electric provides safe, code-compliant panel repair and replacement for homes and businesses across Boulder, Lafayette, and the entire Boulder County area.  Family-owned and operated since 1979, our licensed electricians handle everything from diagnosing overloaded circuits to full-service panel upgrades that bring your system up to modern standards.

Signs You May Need a New Electrical Panel

• Breakers that trip frequently

• Flickering or dimming lights

• Outlets that lose power intermittently

• Buzzing, burning smell, or visible corrosion around the panel

• A panel that’s warm to the touch or more than 25 years old

How We Work

Our process starts with a complimentary on-site consultation. We’ll assess your current load, identify any unsafe wiring, and recommend whether repair or full replacement is the best option.  If replacement is needed, our team installs a new, appropriately sized panel with clean labeling, surge protection, and balanced circuits—ensuring long-term safety and reliability.

Why Choose Tru-Craft Electric

• Serving Boulder County since 1979

• Licensed and insured electricians

• Family-owned and customer-focused

• Free estimates and transparent pricing

• Residential and commercial experience

Schedule Your Free Panel Consultation

Power problems don’t fix themselves. Call Tru-Craft Electric today to schedule your free estimate in Boulder, Lafayette, or any of the surrounding communities.

FAQs – Electrical Panel Repair & Replacement

1. How long does it take to replace an electrical panel?
Most panel replacements are completed in one business day, though larger homes or commercial buildings may take longer depending on complexity and permitting.

2. Can I upgrade my electrical panel without rewiring my home?
Yes. In many cases, Tru-Craft Electric can upgrade your service panel while keeping your existing wiring intact if it’s still in good condition and up to code.

3. What size electrical panel do I need?
Panel size depends on your property’s electrical load. Our electricians calculate your total demand during your free estimate to recommend the correct amperage—usually 100, 150, or 200 amps for homes.

4. Are older fuse boxes still safe?
In most cases, no. Outdated fuse panels often lack proper grounding and can’t handle today’s energy demands. Replacing them with a modern breaker panel is strongly recommended.

5. Do I need a permit for panel replacement in Boulder County?
Yes, panel upgrades require an electrical permit and inspection. Tru-Craft Electric handles the entire permitting process for you.