Load calculation
A written load calculation of existing and planned appliances, so you know whether you need more capacity at all.
Out of breaker space or planning a heat pump, EV charger or induction range? HAXX upgrades Redwood City panels, files the permit and coordinates PG&E.
Serving Mount Carmel, Farm Hill, Eagle Hill, Friendly Acres, Edgewood Park and Redwood Shores and the rest of Redwood City. Share your address to confirm availability.

Most panel projects start with a heat pump, EV charger, induction range or remodel. HAXX begins with your real electrical load and only upgrades what the numbers require.
A written load calculation of existing and planned appliances, so you know whether you need more capacity at all.
Replacing outdated, full or recalled panels, including Zinsco and Federal Pacific.
Coordinating the utility, meter and service equipment when the home needs more power from the street.
Adding a subpanel for a garage, ADU or new circuits when the main panel is out of space.
Smart panels and circuit-sharing devices that can avoid a service upgrade in some homes.
HAXX handles the permit, the inspection and the PG&E work order.
Redwood City publishes its own handouts for residential electrical service changes and upgrades. Many homes built in the 1950s and earlier still run on small services.
HAXX calculates the existing and planned load. Some homes can add electric appliances without increasing service size.
Federal Pacific, Zinsco and undersized fuse or split-bus panels turn up in older Redwood City homes and are worth replacing.
Redwood City lists up to $500 toward a panel upgrade needed for new heat pump equipment, and WestLight Energy (formerly Peninsula Clean Energy) has offered panel support too. Confirm terms first.
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“The technician from Haxx immediately pointed out multiple violations of the National Electrical Code and explained that the wiring was overheating and could potentially become a fire hazard. They offered to redo the installation the correct way, pulled the proper permit, and installed the EV charger safely and professionally. The city inspection passed without any issues.”
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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.
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Main panel installation.

Main panel upgrade.

Main panel replacement.

Span smart panel installation.

Subpanel installation.

Subpanel and new circuits.

Zinsco subpanel replacement.

Basement subpanel and circuits.
Yes. HAXX submits it through eTRAKiT following the city's service-upgrade handout, coordinates the PG&E disconnect and meets the inspector.
The city lists up to $500 when an upgrade is needed for heat pump equipment, with extra permit-cost help for CARE, FERA and WSRAP customers. Confirm before you start.
Not always. A load calculation shows whether your current service can carry the new appliances, sometimes with load management. HAXX recommends an upgrade only when the numbers require it.
The panel swap itself is usually one day. Permits and utility scheduling for service upgrades can add several weeks, so plan early.
Share the property, equipment and questions you have in mind.
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