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200A Service Upgrade

Planning a 200 Amp Service Upgrade?

Request help increasing your home's electrical capacity. Tell us about your current service and what you're adding, and your request can be reviewed and routed.

Serving homeowners throughout Orlando and surrounding areas.

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Firehorse Electric is an independent marketing and referral platform that connects homeowner requests with independent electrical service providers.

Simple Request Process
Local Service Connections
Photo-Based Project Details
No Obligation to Request Help

More Capacity for a Bigger Electrical Load

Homes built around 60A, 100A or 125A service often run out of capacity once an EV charger, heat pump, generator or addition enters the picture. A service upgrade is the project that makes room for all of it.

  • Currently on 100A or less
  • Adding an EV charger
  • Adding a heat pump or HVAC
  • Whole-home generator planned
  • Kitchen or addition remodel
  • Utility coordination needed

Utility and permitting

Service upgrades usually involve the local utility and a permit. Permit requirements vary by project and location — discuss responsibilities directly with the contractor performing the work.

Pricing

Pricing and project scope are determined between you and the independent service provider. This website does not set provider pricing.

Project Request

Request 200A Upgrade Help

Tell us what's going on and provide a few details. Your request can then be reviewed and matched with an available service provider.

Helpful photos for panel and service projects

  • • Your electrical panel
  • • The panel label
  • • The electric meter
  • • Service equipment outside
  • • The surrounding installation area
Photos (optional)

Photos can help a service provider understand your project before contacting you.

Firehorse Electric is an independent marketing and referral platform and does not perform electrical work. Submitting a request does not obligate you to hire any provider.

The Process

Getting Help Is Simple

  1. 01

    Tell Us About Your Project

    Call or submit your project details and photos.

  2. 02

    We Review Your Request

    We use your information to understand the type and location of electrical service requested.

  3. 03

    Connect With a Provider

    When available, your request may be connected with an independent service provider that serves your area.

  4. 04

    Discuss Your Project

    Discuss scope, pricing, scheduling, licensing, permits and other project details directly with the service provider.

Project Examples

Common Electrical Projects

Representative images of the kinds of residential electrical projects homeowners request through this website. These are illustrative examples, not photographs of work completed by any specific service provider.

Residential electrical panel with organized breakers
Panel replacements
200 amp main breaker inside a load center
200 amp upgrades
Exterior electric meter and service conduit on a home
Meter & service equipment
Home EV charging station in a garage
EV chargers
Standby generator on a pad next to a home
Generators
Rough-in electrical wiring during a home remodel
Remodel electrical

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers about how Firehorse Electric works and who performs the work.

This website is an independent marketing and referral platform. We help homeowners submit electrical service requests and may connect those requests with independent service providers serving their area. The website itself does not perform electrical contracting services.

Service Provider Disclosure

Firehorse Electric is an independent marketing and referral platform. Firehorse Electric does not perform electrical contracting services and is not the service provider performing your project. Service requests may be connected with independent third-party electrical service providers. Provider availability varies by location and project type.

Any service agreement is between the customer and the independent service provider. Customers are responsible for evaluating providers and should verify applicable licensing, insurance, qualifications, pricing, warranties and permit requirements before authorizing work.

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