Regina’s Authority in 100A & 200A Panel & Service Changes
Moving your home from 1950s infrastructure to 2026 technology. Whether you're satisfying an insurance requirement or building your dream kitchen, we provide the power you need.
Real Talk: Insurance & Capacity
In Regina, your electrical panel doesn't care about 'brand' as much as it cares about Amperage and Age. If you're running a 60A or 70A service, your home insurance policy is at risk. We specialize in upgrading these aging systems to modern 100A or 200A standards—keeping your coverage active and your home safe.
The Load Calculation Advantage: Before you add an EV charger, hot tub, or AC, we perform a CEC-based load calculation. We work directly with TSASK to ensure your home has the legally required capacity to handle your lifestyle without risking a fire or a "refusal to energize" from the utility.
Panel & Service FAQs (The Regina Edition)
We specialize in the mid-century electrical systems found throughout Albert Park, Normanview, Argyle Park, and Glencairn. We know the exact wiring methods used in these Regina builds and how to make them safe for modern electronics.
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Tripping breakers, flickering lights, or a service under 100A
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100A is the minimum; 200A is the standard for modern Regina living
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It’s the safety control center for every wire in your home
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Panel is the box inside; Service is the power from the street. Usually, we do both
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If a part is broken in an old panel, it's a sign the whole system is reaching its limit. We recommend replacement over 'patching' outdated tech
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Usually, yes. An EV charger adds more demand than a whole kitchen
Ready to Power Up?
The "Flow" Process: 8–10 Hours to Total Peace of Mind
A panel change isn't a 2-hour job if it's done right. We tell our clients to expect a 8–10 hour power outage. We start early, coordinate with SaskPower, and have your lights back on before dinner.
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We run a load calculation to find out exactly how much 'room' you have left
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Older panels often run out of physical space for new breakers
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It’s the law. We ensure your home's total demand doesn't exceed your service size
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Age and loose connections are the real risks—not just the brand
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Burning smells, buzzing, or breakers that won't reset
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Frequent tripping and potential damage to your appliances
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Yes—many now flag 60A/70A services as 'uninsurable'
Understanding Your System: The "Service" vs. The "Panel"
We get a lot of questions about where the work actually happens. Here’s the breakdown:
The Service: This is the line from the SaskPower tie point to your meter.
The Meter: Most older Regina meters aren't up to today’s code. We typically replace these during an upgrade to ensure everything is legal and safe.
The Panel: This is the box inside your home with the breakers that distribute power.
Smart Power for Smart Homes.
We exclusively install Eaton BR-style panels, compatible with AbleEdge™ Smart Breakers.
Real-Time Energy Monitoring: See exactly what your EV charger or A/C costs you every month.
Future Ready: Built-in tech that makes adding solar or backup power easier later.
Precision Safety: Advanced trip-sensing that traditional breakers can't match."
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A new panel is one of the best 'peace of mind' items for a home buyer
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Typically 8–10 hours
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Yes. We handle all TSASK permits and inspections for you
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Typically yes. Older meter bases don't meet today's code
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Almost always. We bring your grounding up to the 2024 CEC
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Yes, but it depends on the existing wiring layout
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Every home is different, but a professional 100A or 200A upgrade typically ranges from $3,000 to $6,000+ depending on complexity
Whether you're in a Cathedral bungalow or a newer build in Harbour Landing, your electrical panel is the heart of your home. Get a quote from the Regina experts who know the city and the code.
We coordinate directly with the SaskPower Regina District office and source our Eaton components from local suppliers such as Westburne.