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Hauer Power Electrical Services Edmonton

Edmonton's #1 Electrical Service Upgrade Specialists

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About Hauer Power Electrical

We are proudly Edmonton-based and dedicated to delivering an extraordinary experience for every client, reshaping the way you think about your electrician. We've observed a troubling trend in the industry, which we are committed to changing.

Firstly, some customers face outrageous quotes for their electrical needs, a practice we believe is unfair and unwarranted.

Secondly, others receive initially low estimates, only to be blindsided by additional charges and hidden fees midway through the job - fees that should have been transparent from the start.

Lastly, there are instances where the work is completed, but the electrician fails to exceed expectations, leaving customers with a lackluster experience.

Our pledge is simple yet powerful: to energize your life with unparalleled customer service. We're not just fixing wires; we're building trust and powering satisfaction.

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From Grid Surges & Lightning Strikes

Appliances: Protect major appliances like refrigerators and washing machines, prevent damage from power surges, which can extend their lifespan and ensure consistent performance.
Home Entertainment: Protect your TVs, sound systems, and streaming devices to avoid damage from lightning strikes and grid surges, ensuring uninterrupted entertainment and preserving the quality of these devices.
Computers: Safeguard against data loss and hardware damage caused by unexpected power fluctuations.
Gaming Systems: Prevent damage from electrical spikes, thus maintaining optimal performance and avoiding disruptions during gameplay.
HVAC: Secure your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems with whole home surge protection to prevent costly repairs and ensure these critical systems continue to operate smoothly, especially during extreme weather conditions.
Much More: Protection of all other home electronics like home office equipment, smart home devices, and chargers; safeguard against electrical surges, thereby enhancing their longevity and reliability.

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Why You Need A Service Upgrade

And Which One Should You Choose

60 Amp to 100 Amp Service Upgrade

Who Needs It: Homes with 60 amp service are often older and may not support modern electrical appliances and devices efficiently. These homes might experience frequent circuit overloads.
What We Do: We start with replacing the 60 amp panel with a 100 amp panel, then potentially updating the service drop, meter socket, and internal wiring if necessary.
Advantages:
- Improved Safety: Reduces risks of electrical fires and other hazards.
- Increased Capacity: Supports more appliances and modern electronic devices.
- Enhanced Property Value: An updated electrical system can make the home more appealing to buyers.

100 Amp to 200 Amp Service Upgrade

Who Needs It: Required for homes with higher electrical demands, such as those with electric heating, numerous large appliances, or plans for future expansions like home additions.
What We Do: We start with replacing the 100 amp panel with a 200 amp panel, upgrading the service drop and meter socket, and possibly some internal wiring if necessary.
Advantages:
- High Capacity: Allows for the simultaneous use of multiple high-draw devices like EV chargers, air conditioners, heat pumps, and more.
- Safety Improvements: Upgrading to a 200 amp service can bring the electrical system up to current codes, reducing the risk of overloading circuits and electrical fires.
- Property Value Increase: A 200 amp service is often a desirable feature in modern homes, potentially increasing property value.
- Future-Proofing: Ensures the electrical system can handle future technological advancements and additional high-power appliances.

Key Differences and Considerations

Scale of Upgrade: The move from 60A to 100A is primarily about updating an older system to meet current standards and basic needs, while the shift from 100A to 200A is focused on accommodating high power usage and preparing for future expansions.
Cost: The 100A to 200A upgrade is typically more expensive due to more extensive changes in infrastructure.
Home Size and Usage: The decision between these upgrades should consider the size of the home, current electrical usage, and plans for future additions or high-power appliances.

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