Upgrade your 100-amp panel to modern 200-amp service so your home can safely run today's HVAC, appliances, EV chargers, and more — installed by licensed electricians who pull the permit and handle the inspection.
Fogle & Sons Electric does electrical panel upgrades in Columbia, SC and the surrounding Midlands — we're licensed (SC #CLM111551), we pull the permit, and we meet the inspector on site. Most 100-to-200-amp upgrades run $2,400–$4,200 installed, and a standard panel swap is a single-day job. We offer same-day or next-day scheduling, with financing as low as $89/month. Call (803) 691-8852 for a flat-rate quote.
We offer flexible financing options for larger projects so you can get the work done now and pay over time.
📞 Ask About FinancingIf your panel was installed before 2000 — or if it's a Federal Pacific Stab-Lok or Zinsco brand — it may be a known safety risk. We diagnose and fix the issues below every week across Columbia and the Midlands:
We bring electrical panel upgrade to homes throughout Columbia and the surrounding Midlands. Tap a city below to see our local service-area page.
A snapshot of electrical panel upgrade work we've recently completed.
Most 100-to-200-amp residential upgrades in Columbia fall between $2,400 and $4,200 installed, depending on the meter base, mast condition, grounding, and whether the utility needs to disconnect. We give a flat-rate quote up front — no surprises.
A standard panel swap is a single-day job: 6–8 hours with power off for most of it. We coordinate the temporary disconnect with Dominion Energy or Mid-Carolina Electric beforehand.
Common signs: breakers that trip when you run an AC + microwave together, a panel with fewer than 20 spaces, scorch marks or rust on the panel face, a Federal Pacific Stab-Lok or Zinsco label, or planning an EV charger / new HVAC. We do free assessments.
Yes. We pull the electrical permit with Richland County, Lexington County, or the City of Columbia (whichever has jurisdiction), and we meet the inspector on site. The cost is included in the quote.
Both have well-documented histories of breakers that fail to trip during overloads, which is a real fire risk. We strongly recommend replacement for any home still running one. Our quote includes the new panel, grounding, bonding, and code-compliant labeling.
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