Panel upgrades, rewiring, generator hookups, and repairs for Southeast Texas homes. Tell us what's happening with your power, get it looked at, and get straight answers before you spend a dollar on a big job.
Six jobs cover almost every call in Southeast Texas. If yours isn't listed, describe it in the quote form — if it runs on your home's wiring, it belongs here.
Replace an undersized, aging, or unsafe breaker panel — 100-amp to 200-amp is the common move. Adds capacity for AC, EV chargers, hot tubs, and additions, with permits and inspection handled as part of the job.
Typical SETX range: $1,800–$3,500 depending on size & scope
Full or partial rewiring for older homes: worn, cloth, or aluminum branch wiring replaced with modern copper, brought up to current code. Often staged room by room to keep the house livable.
Quoted per home after a walk-through
Transfer switch and inlet hookups for portable generators, plus whole-home standby generator connections — wired so backup power is safe, code-compliant, and ready before hurricane season.
Portable hookups cost far less than standby units — quoted per setup
Ceiling fans, recessed lighting, pendants, chandeliers, and outdoor/security lighting — installed with the right boxes, bracing, and switches, not hung off a standard fixture box.
Many single-fixture jobs land in the low hundreds
A surge protector installed at the panel guards everything downstream — AC, appliances, TVs, and electronics — against the spikes SETX storms and grid switching send through the lines.
Often added during a panel upgrade
Dead outlets, tripping breakers, flickering lights, partial outages, and mystery power problems — traced to the cause and fixed, not just reset and left to happen again.
Diagnosis first, price before the fix
Call or send the form with your address and what's going on. No-power and safety problems go first in line.
You get what was found and one of three answers: repair it, watch it, or it's time to upgrade — with the reasoning in plain English.
Written pricing for the work recommended. No same-day pressure — take the numbers and think it over.
Honest ranges only — this is a planning tool, not a quote. Final pricing needs a look at your panel: service size, meter base, grounding, and permit requirements change the number.
Anchored to typical SETX installed pricing for a standard 100→200-amp upgrade: $1,800–$3,500. Fuse-box conversions and larger services run higher; add-ons are priced at typical installed ranges.
For a ~1,800 sq ft home upgrading from a 100-amp to a 200-amp panel. Most Beaumont-area panel upgrades land between $1,800 and $3,500.
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A typical 100-amp to 200-amp panel upgrade in Southeast Texas lands between $1,800 and $3,500 installed, permits included. Fuse-box conversions, larger 320/400-amp services, and meter-base or grounding work run higher. The estimator above gives a planning range; a look at your panel gives the real one.
Yes — panel and service work requires a permit and inspection, and the utility has to disconnect and reconnect the service, so the job is scheduled around that. A legitimate electrician pulls the permit as part of the job; if someone offers to skip it, that's a red flag.
Most are finished in a single working day once scheduled. Power is off for part of that day while the service is swapped, then restored and inspected. Rewiring jobs take longer and are usually staged.
Not by plugging it into a dryer outlet — backfeeding that way is dangerous and illegal. The safe route is a transfer switch or an interlock kit with an inlet box, sized to your panel. That's a standard, affordable install and it's ready before the next outage instead of during it.
Beaumont Home Electric is a new local electrical brand being launched in SETX. Jobs are handled by the licensed, insured local electrical crew operating the brand, and their full credentials — including their Texas electrical license — are provided in writing with every quote, before you sign anything. Ask for them on the quote visit; a real electrician hands them over without blinking.
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