Circuit Breaker
Installation Services
Need expert-quality circuit breaker installation in Idaho? Whether you’re constructing a new home or need a replacement at your current home, VPC Electric’s certified electricians are here to assist. We put safety first and deliver craftsmanship that will exceed your expectations.
Upgrade and Save
We love educating our neighbors in the Spokane Valley, WA, area on how to reduce electricity consumption—there are many ways to save!
For example, light-emitting diodes (LEDs) use 75 percent of the amount of electricity it takes to power an incandescent bulb, according to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Get in touch with us today for more tips on home energy efficiency!
What Are Circuit Breakers and How Do They Work?
Circuit breakers are a vital part of any modern electrical system. They protect your wiring from damage and your home from electrical fires, which can be caused by issues such as:
- Short circuits—Irregular connections between currents that can lead to dangerous conditions.
- Overcurrents—Electrical currents that are too large, which can also lead to dangerous conditions.
When the circuit breaker detects irregularities, it cuts off the current. This prevents fires, as well as damage to your wiring and appliances.
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Circuit Breaker Installation
Need a circuit breaker? VPC Electric is ready for the job. Get in touch with our office today to schedule an appointment. Whether you’re building a new home or an addition, we can help you with any of your electrical needs. Our certified electricians can provide electrical construction, wiring, installation, and more. Let us help with your next project.
Circuit Breaker Replacement
Our team is proud to offer circuit breaker replacement and upgrades to our neighbors in Idaho. Here’s how the process works:
- We will provide a free in-home inspection. This allows us to determine if a circuit breaker replacement is warranted. In some instances, a panel replacement or rewiring will do.
- We’ll provide you with an up-front estimate. We’re honest and transparent with our pricing. We’ll never charge you for something you don’t need—no surprise fees.
- We’ll complete the installation to the highest standards. Our electricians stick to the National Electrical Code (NEC), which is the United States standard for the safe installation and operation of electrical wiring and appliances.
Why Choose VPC Electric?
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Community Engagement & CareWe’re more than electricians — we’re neighbors committed to supporting the communities we serve.
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Responsive & Reliable ServiceQuick response times backed by skilled electricians ready to tackle jobs big and small.
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Honest, Transparent PricingUp‑front pricing and dependable solutions mean no surprises — just fair value.
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Safety, Comfort & Convenience FirstEvery service call prioritizes your safety and comfort with top‑tier workmanship.
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Customer Success Is Our SuccessWe believe your satisfaction and peace of mind are the ultimate measures of a job well done.
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Family‑Owned & Locally RootedServing the Inland Northwest since 2004 with hometown dedication you can trust.
What Are the Signs I Need My Circuit Breaker Replaced?
Circuit breakers can be expected to last between 30 to 40 years. While they have a relatively long life span, they eventually need to be replaced. Additionally, older models may not be able to handle modern electrical demands. That’s why it’s essential to schedule an electrical inspection whenever you move into a new home.
Think you might need a new circuit breaker? Besides age, here are a couple of indicators:
- You notice scorching or a concerning smell. If your breaker shows signs of scorching or emits a burning smell, this is a sign of a serious problem. It likely means the wires (or insulation around them) are overheating or melting due to an overcurrent. This poses an electrical fire risk—shut off your home’s main power and immediately call an electrician for emergency service.
- The breakers keep tripping. A breaker that trips continuously may be wearing out. This issue can become particularly irritating when you can only run your lights or appliances for short periods. Don’t wait—call VPC Electric for assistance today.
Fuse Box to Circuit Breaker Upgrades
Were you aware that electricians stopped installing fuse boxes in new homes built after 1960? Even if they have been modified, fuse boxes aren’t designed to meet today’s energy demands.
If your older home still has a fuse box, get it replaced. Our team of electricians can help you upgrade to a modern circuit breaker that meets your home energy needs.