Seattle Electrical Installation Sized, Permitted and Inspected Properly

New Circuits That Match the Load

Adding a major appliance to an older Seattle home is rarely a matter of running a wire. An induction range, a hot tub, a wall oven or an electric dryer all draw serious current, and the first question is whether your existing service can actually carry it. A 100-amp panel that was adequate in 1978 often is not once a modern kitchen and a hot tub are added to it.

We start with a load calculation. That tells us honestly whether we can add the circuit to your current service or whether the panel needs upgrading first — and it means you find out before the equipment is delivered rather than after. From there we size the conductors and the breaker for the actual load, run the circuit cleanly, pull the permit, and see it through inspection.

Doing this properly matters beyond safety. Undersized circuits run hot, shorten equipment life, and void manufacturer warranties on exactly the expensive equipment you just bought.

• Load calculation before we quote
• Permit pulled and inspection scheduled
• Conductors and breakers sized to real load
• Dedicated circuits for appliances and equipment
• Manufacturer warranty requirements met