Welcome to Electrified Solutions – Your Local Electricians in Parker, CO
Welcome to the official blog of Electrified Solutions, your trusted electrical experts proudly serving Parker, CO and surrounding areas! We’re excited to launch this space where we’ll share helpful electrical tips, safety advice, and updates on the latest technology to help you stay informed and empowered.
Who We Are
At Electrified Solutions, we bring years of hands-on experience to every job. Our licensed and insured electricians are committed to delivering safe, reliable, and code-compliant electrical services to homes and businesses throughout Douglas County and beyond.
We pride ourselves on honest work, clear communication, and putting our customers first — no matter the size of the project.
What We Do
We offer a full range of electrical services, including:
- Electrical repairs & troubleshooting
- New electrical panel and sub-panel installations
- Main service upgrades
- Interior and exterior electrical wiring
- EV charging station installations
- Ceiling fan and lighting fixture installations
- Hot tub hookups
- Diagnostics, code corrections, and much more
Whether you’re updating your home, preparing for an EV future, or dealing with an unexpected power issue, our team is here to help.
What to Expect From Our Blog
Our blog is here to answer your questions and help you better understand the electrical systems in your home or business. Future posts will include:
- How to know when it’s time to upgrade your electrical panel
- Tips to reduce energy usage and lower your electric bill
- Troubleshooting common household electrical problems
- The benefits of installing an EV charging station at home
- Preparing your home for smart tech and automation
We’ll also keep you updated on safety tips, code changes, and innovations in the electrical industry.
Serving Parker, CO & Beyond
Based in Parker, Colorado, Electrified Solutions proudly serves surrounding communities including Castle Rock, Franktown, Elizabeth, Centennial, Lone Tree, Aurora, and South Denver.
Thank you for stopping by!
We look forward to powering your projects — safely, efficiently, and professionally.
📞 Need help now? Call us at 720-306-1551 or visit our Contact Page – Electrical Company in Parker | Electrified Solutions to request an estimate or schedule service.
Stay tuned for our next post: “5 Signs It’s Time to Upgrade Your Electrical Panel”
6/27/2025
5 Signs It’s Time to Upgrade Your Electrical Panel
Your home’s electrical panel is the heart of its electrical system — distributing power where it’s needed and protecting circuits from overloading. But like any component in your home, it doesn’t last forever. An outdated or overloaded panel can pose serious safety risks, cause power issues, and limit your home’s functionality.
Here are five key signs it might be time to upgrade your electrical panel:
1. Frequent Circuit Breaker Trips
If your breakers are tripping often — especially when you run multiple appliances — it’s a red flag. Circuit breakers are designed to trip when they detect a problem, usually from an overload. But if it happens regularly, your panel may no longer be able to handle your household’s energy demands.
What to watch for:
Breakers tripping when using high-energy devices (e.g., hair dryers, microwaves, or space heaters)
Difficulty resetting breakers
Burn marks or smells near your panel
2. You Still Have a Fuse Box
Fuse boxes were standard decades ago, but today, they’re outdated and often not up to modern electrical code. They not only lack the capacity for today’s technology-filled homes but can also be a major safety concern.
Why it matters:
Fuses must be replaced, not reset
Limited capacity for modern appliances and smart systems
May pose insurance or resale issues
3. Your Home Is Over 30 Years Old
Older homes weren’t built with today’s power needs in mind. From electric vehicles to home offices and smart devices, we simply use more electricity than ever. If your home was built before the 1990s and hasn’t had an electrical panel upgrade, chances are your system is struggling to keep up.
Look for these clues:
Dim or flickering lights
Discolored outlets
Lack of grounded (three-prong) outlets
Only 100-amp service or less
4. You’re Adding New Appliances or Renovating
Big upgrades like adding a central air conditioner, hot tub, or even a new kitchen can put additional strain on your electrical system. If your panel can’t handle the added load, you may experience breaker issues — or worse, risk fire hazards.
Before you start a project:
Have an electrician evaluate your current load capacity
Consider upgrading to 200-amp service or more if needed
5. Signs of Electrical Panel Damage or Wear
Your panel should never show signs of wear, corrosion, or burning. These issues can lead to electrical failure or even fires. Regularly inspect your panel — or better yet, have a licensed electrician check it during routine home maintenance.
Red flags include:
Rust or corrosion
A burning smell or melted wires
Buzzing sounds from the panel
Overheating or hot to the touch
Final Thoughts
Upgrading your electrical panel might not be the flashiest home improvement, but it’s one of the most important when it comes to safety, performance, and future-proofing your home. If you’re experiencing any of the signs above, it’s time to call a licensed electrician for an evaluation.
Need help determining if it’s time to upgrade? Contact us for a professional inspection and recommendations tailored to your home’s needs.






