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Panel guide
Challenger Panels
Some older Challenger electrical equipment and breakers may warrant evaluation because of age, equipment history, condition or difficulty obtaining appropriate replacement components.
Why homeowners have it evaluated
- Age and condition of the equipment
- Availability of appropriate replacement components
- Questions during home inspections or insurance underwriting
- Need for more capacity or breaker spaces
Insurance and replacement
Not every panel from these manufacturers is automatically unsafe, and not every insurer requires replacement. Needs depend on the panel, its condition and the insurer’s underwriting requirements.
Replacement process
- You contact us or send panel photos.
- We evaluate the existing equipment and project.
- You receive a clear estimate.
- Required permit and utility coordination is handled as part of the project, as applicable.
- The existing equipment is replaced.
- The required inspection is completed.
- Utility service is reconnected and energized after required approvals.
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