Load calculation
A written load calculation of existing and planned appliances, so you know whether you need more capacity at all.
Electrical panel upgrades in Walnut Creek for heat pumps, EV chargers and induction, with a load calculation, city permit and PG&E coordination.
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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Replacing outdated, full or recalled panels, including Zinsco and Federal Pacific.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.
Walnut Creek grew fast in the 1950s and 1960s, and many homes from that era still run on 100-amp or smaller services. The city's own load calculation worksheet shows how quickly added loads use that up.
HAXX totals existing and planned loads first. Some homes can add a heat pump or charger without a larger service.
Federal Pacific, Zinsco and crowded split-bus panels show up in older Walnut Creek homes and are good candidates for replacement.
HAXX files the permit, coordinates the PG&E disconnect and reconnect, and meets the city inspector.
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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.
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Subpanel installation.

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Basement subpanel and circuits.
Yes. Electrical service changes need a permit, applied for through the city's Online Permit Portal. HAXX handles the paperwork and inspection.
A load calculation compares your existing and planned loads to the service size. HAXX runs one during the estimate.
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.
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