Panel replacement and upgrades
Replace aging or undersized equipment and prepare the panel for the load the property needs to carry.
Service upgrades and reconnects
When the service changes, the details matter.
Panel work, service changes, meter-related electrical work, and reconnect preparation for homes and businesses across Castroville and San Antonio.
- Panel and service changes
- Meter-related work
- Utility and inspection preparation
2Documented service-replacement groups
PanelsService and distribution work
ReconnectsService-restoration work
LocalCastroville and San Antonio area
Power starts at the service
A panel change is only one part of the job.
Service work can involve the panel, meter equipment, conductors, grounding, utility requirements, permits, inspections, and a limited window when the property is without power.
Texas Made Electric reviews those conditions before the work is scheduled so the service change or reconnect has a clear path forward.
Service scope
Work tied to the property's main electrical setup.
Service changes
Electrical work associated with changing the incoming service arrangement, capacity, or equipment.
Meter-related electrical work
Meter-loop and service equipment work that must align with property, utility, and inspection conditions.
Reconnect preparation
Address the electrical scope needed before utility power can be restored or a reconnect can move forward.
Grounding and bonding details
Review grounding and bonding conditions tied to the service equipment and required correction work.
Dedicated equipment capacity
Evaluate whether the existing service and panel can support added equipment or planned property changes.
Before the power is interrupted
Plan the conditions, the sequence, and the return to service.
Review the existing setup
Look at the panel, meter equipment, service, property load, and visible conditions.
Confirm outside requirements
Identify known utility, permit, inspection, access, and scheduling requirements.
Set the work window
Plan around the home, tenant, business operation, and the time power will be unavailable.
Complete the return path
Finish the electrical work and the steps needed for inspection or utility follow-through.
What to send
A few details make the first review more useful.
Property and account location
Provide the exact service address and explain whether the property is occupied.
Panel, meter, and service
Clear photos help identify the equipment and visible conditions before the site visit.
Utility or inspection information
Share any written requirements, failed inspection notes, or reconnect instructions already received.
Questions before you call
Straight answers about this work.
Can Texas Made Electric replace an electrical panel?
Panel replacement and upgrade work is part of the documented service scope. The existing service, property load, utility requirements, and site conditions determine the final work.
Can you help with a reconnect?
Texas Made Electric has documented reconnect and service-restoration work. Call with the address and any utility or inspection information already provided.
Will the power need to be turned off?
Service and panel work commonly requires a power interruption. The expected work window and property needs should be discussed before scheduling.
What photos should I send?
Send clear photos of the full panel, panel label, breakers, meter equipment, service entrance, and any damaged or flagged area when it is safe to do so.
Related work
Keep narrowing the scope.
Need to change the service or get power restored?
Call with the property address, panel or meter photos, and any utility or inspection information you have.