Madison Electric moves distribution boxes to different locations that improve accessibility, comply with code requirements, or accommodate property modifications. Our panel relocation service handles situations where current placement violates clearance rules, interferes with renovations, or creates access problems. We plan the new location carefully considering code requirements and circuit routing, extend or reroute necessary conductors, and complete the move with minimal service disruption.
Your distribution box must remain accessible while meeting distance requirements from various building features. Our electricians evaluate proposed new locations for code compliance before beginning work. We disconnect service safely, relocate the equipment, extend all circuits to reach the new position, and restore power once everything is properly connected and inspected.
If the electrical panel is located where it hinders movement or access, relocating improves safety and convenience.
A panel in a bathroom, basement prone to flooding, or near heat sources can pose hazards — relocation to a safer spot protects your system and household.
For easier maintenance or future upgrades, moving the panel to a more accessible or centralized location makes sense.
If the current panel location fails to meet legal clearance or safety regulations, relocation ensures your installation meets code.
When the area around the panel doesn’t allow expansion or new wiring, relocating gives room for upgrades.
If the panel sits in a high‑traffic spot or near doors/garage — where it can get bumped or damaged — relocation reduces risk.
Having the panel in a clear, accessible area helps in emergencies for quick shut‑off or maintenance.
Relocating the panel to a less visible location helps keep your home layout clean without compromising safety.
Relocating distribution boxes resolves access problems, supports renovations, and ensures code compliance for years ahead.
Common reasons include code violations, renovations, accessibility improvements, or utility requirements.
New locations must meet code clearances from water, gas, windows, doors, and other features.
We relocate equipment any practical distance, extending circuits and service conductors as needed.
Service interruption occurs during disconnection, final connection, and inspection phases.
Yes, we obtain necessary permits and schedule required inspections for relocated equipment.
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