PSL Whole House Rewiring upgrades residential electrical service in Port St. Lucie, FL, for homes that need more power. We check your electrical demand, inspect the existing service equipment, and work out what needs upgrading.
What we do:
• 100-amp to 200-amp service upgrades
• Residential electrical capacity upgrades
• Meter socket replacement
• Service entrance wiring upgrades
• Overhead and underground service connections
• Main disconnect installation
Electrical service upgrades typically cost $2,500 to $7,000, depending on the service capacity, meter equipment, and wiring changes involved. Larger upgrades or utility modifications may cost more. We'll review your setup and explain the expected costs.
Planning to add more electrical equipment? Contact PSL Whole House Rewiring for a free quote. We'll check your home's power needs and discuss the next steps.
Get a clear estimate with no pressure to book and no surprise charges.


A homeowner in River Park wanted to switch from gas appliances to electric ones, but the existing 100-amp service needed upgrading. After reviewing the electrical load, the project included a 200-amp meter socket, new service entrance conductors, and a matching main panel. FPL coordination was needed for the power changeover.
Turnaround Time: Approximately 1–2 working days for installation, excluding utility scheduling and inspections
Estimated Price: $4,350


A family in Tradition was adding a pool heater and other electrical equipment to their home. A load calculation showed that their 150-amp service needed more capacity. The upgrade involved a new 200-amp meter enclosure, service-rated equipment, and updated customer-owned service wiring. FPL reviewed the existing underground connection before the changeover.
Turnaround Time: Approximately 2–3 working days for electrical installation, excluding utility scheduling and inspections
Estimated Price: $5,650


A large home in PGA Village was preparing for additional air conditioning equipment, EV charging, and a remodeled outdoor kitchen. The electrical load calculation called for more than the existing 200-amp service. The project involved new 400-amp-class service equipment, meter provisions, and distribution connections, with the final setup reviewed by FPL.
Turnaround Time: Approximately 3–5 working days for customer-side installation, excluding utility scheduling and inspections
Estimated Price: $9,800
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We review your home's electrical equipment and calculate how much power it needs. PSL Whole House Rewiring checks the existing service capacity, meter equipment, and main disconnect to determine if an upgrade is necessary and what size makes sense.
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Service upgrades involve more than the electrical equipment inside your house. We review the proposed changes with FPL, prepare the required permit information, and plan the disconnection and reconnection schedule before installation begins.
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With the electrical service safely disconnected, our electricians replace the specified customer-owned equipment. This may include the meter socket, service entrance conductors, and main disconnect. Every component must match the approved service design and electrical requirements.
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The completed installation goes through the required electrical inspection before FPL restores service. PSL Whole House Rewiring checks the customer-side connections and verifies the new equipment after power returns, then reviews the completed upgrade with you.
Adding more power to your home involves electrical planning, permits, and utility coordination. We explain what needs changing
and how the process works before any equipment gets replaced.
More amps aren't always necessary. We calculate your electrical demand so you can choose the right service size without paying for an upgrade your home doesn't need.
FPL has its own requirements for meter equipment and service connections. We review these details early to reduce the risk of installation changes later.
Your electricity needs to be disconnected during the upgrade. PSL Whole House Rewiring discusses the planned shutdown and reconnection requirements so you can prepare your household.
A service upgrade may involve more than a new breaker panel. We explain the meter, wiring, disconnect, and possible utility costs before you approve the project.
An electrical service upgrade in Port St. Lucie costs $2,500 to $7,000 for many standard residential projects. Replacing meter equipment, changing service conductors, or requiring utility construction may increase the price. PSL Whole House Rewiring reviews the entire service setup so the estimate covers more than just the breaker panel.
The difference between an electrical panel upgrade and a service upgrade is that a panel upgrade replaces or changes the breaker equipment, while a service upgrade increases or modifies the electrical supply capacity. A larger panel alone doesn't give your home more available power. At PSL Whole House Rewiring, we check both before recommending which work you need.
You may need to upgrade from 100-amp to 200-amp electrical service if your household's calculated electrical demand exceeds the existing capacity. Adding an EV charger, electric appliances, or a large pool heater might change your needs. Rather than assuming 200 amps is necessary, PSL Whole House Rewiring checks your electrical loads first.
A residential electrical service upgrade takes one to several working days for the actual installation. However, permits, inspections, and FPL scheduling can extend the overall timeline. PSL Whole House Rewiring reviews those requirements before arranging the work, so you'll have a clearer idea of the schedule.
FPL needs to disconnect and reconnect for an electrical service upgrade. Certain qualified contractors may perform an approved disconnect under FPL rules, but only FPL reconnects the utility service. PSL Whole House Rewiring reviews the applicable requirements and coordinates the work around the required inspection.