Most homes in the Denver metro were wired for a fraction of the load they now carry. A 1970s build was never planned around an induction range, a heat pump, a home office and an EV in the garage.
The signs your wiring is behind
- Breakers that trip when two appliances run together
- Lights that dim when the air conditioning starts
- A panel with no spare slots left
- Two-prong outlets anywhere in the house
What an upgrade actually involves
It usually starts with a load calculation, not a sales pitch. We measure what the house actually draws, add headroom for what you plan to add, and size the service accordingly.
In many Denver homes the answer is a 200-amp panel and a handful of new dedicated circuits, not a whole-house rewire.