Electrification plan
A room-by-room list of gas appliances, what replaces each, and the order that makes sense for your budget.
Moving an East Palo Alto home off gas? HAXX plans heat pump heating, water heating, induction cooking, EV charging and the panel as one project.
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Heat pump HVAC, heat pump water heater, induction cooking, EV charging and a dryer: one plan, so the electrical service is sized once and nothing is paid for twice.
A room-by-room list of gas appliances, what replaces each, and the order that makes sense for your budget.
Total electrical demand after the switch, and whether load management avoids a service upgrade.
Ducted or ductless heat pumps replacing the furnace and AC.
Circuits for heat pump water heaters and induction ranges planned with the HVAC work.
Charger circuit included in the same load plan.
Utility, city and state rebates checked for your address before you commit.
East Palo Alto's reach codes target new buildings, so existing homes usually electrify by choice, often one appliance at a time. Planning the order avoids paying for electrical work twice.
HAXX starts with the panel and maps out the heat pump, water heater, induction range and EV charger so each step fits the next.
Bay Area Air District rules limit sales of new gas water heaters from 2027 and furnaces from 2029, so many owners plan replacements ahead.
WestLight Energy (formerly Peninsula Clean Energy) lists rebates for heat pumps, heat pump water heaters and panel work. Check current eligibility directly with WestLight Energy.
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Existing equipment, home layout and what you want to improve.
Sizing, airflow, equipment placement and electrical needs.
Options, exclusions, permit requirements and any eligible incentives.
Confirm equipment, scheduling and handover details with HAXX.
A closer look at recent electrical work by HAXX.

On site during a commercial VAV box repair: access above a suspended ceiling, equipment and the work in progress.
Explore recent projects
Main panel upgrade.

Span smart panel installation.

Span drive ev charger installation.

Franklin gateway and span drive commissioning.

Heat pump installation.

Main panel installation.

Main panel replacement.

Subpanel installation.
Not always. Many homes stay on the existing service with load planning or a smart panel.
Yes. HAXX plans the order so each upgrade fits the next as old gas appliances wear out.
No. Many homes go step by step. Planning the electrical capacity first means each step fits without rework.
It depends on rates, equipment efficiency and how you use the home. Ask HAXX to walk through the expected changes for your appliances.
Share the property, equipment and questions you have in mind.
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