Electrical Panel Upgrade Cost, 100A to 200A
$1,493.07 / EA
Electrical panel upgrade cost, 100A to 200A costs about $1,493.07 each installed. This is a published starting point and varies by region and job.
RES-SEO-12 · MasterFormat 26 24 16 · EA
What’s in this rate
This unit is upgrading an existing 100-amp residential service to a 200-amp, 40-space main-breaker panel. The electrician removes the old panel, hangs the new one, installs a 200-amp overhead meter socket, runs 20 feet of service-entrance cable from a typical exterior-wall meter to a first-floor indoor panel on the same wall, drives two 8-foot ground rods with clamps and 20 feet of copper grounding conductor, and lands the existing branch circuits. It is priced each. The utility company's fees, permits, a longer service run, and a whole-house rewire are separate units.
Includes
- 200-amp 40-space main-breaker panel with cover
- 20 feet of service-entrance cable from a typical exterior-wall meter to a first-floor indoor panel on the same wall
- One 200-amp overhead meter socket
- Two 8-foot ground rods with clamps and 20 feet of copper grounding conductor
- Remove the old panel, hang the new one, and land the existing branch circuits
Excludes
- Utility company fees and the utility service-drop or lateral work
- Permit fees
- Whole-house rewire
- New AFCI and GFCI breakers
- Temporary power
- Underground meter sockets
- Service cable or grounding conductor longer than the 20 feet in this unit
Build-up
- Electrician, 12 hr × $58.00
- $696.00
- Material and small tools
- $537.94
- Direct rate (labor, material, and tools)
- $1,233.94 / EA
- Overhead 10% of direct
- $123.39
- Fee 10% of (direct and overhead)
- $135.74
- Loaded rate
- $1,493.07 / EA
Worked extension: 1 EA × $1,493.07 = $1,493.07 loaded for 1 EA. Quantity is a worked extension.
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