Finished 200 amp residential electrical panel with labeled breakers and a typed directory

Master Licensed · Puget Sound

Power, properly done.

Panel upgrades, EV charging, and whole-home backup for Seattle homes — from 1920s Craftsmans to new construction. Permitted, inspected, and passed the first time.

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How We Work

Four steps. Passed the first time.

  1. I

    Load Calculation

    Before anything is quoted we calculate your actual service load per NEC 220. You find out what your panel can carry before you spend a dollar.

  2. II

    Permit & Plan

    We pull the permit, coordinate with Seattle City Light or your utility, and schedule inspection. You never chase a jurisdiction.

  3. III

    Installation

    Master electrician on every job. Circuits mapped, panel directory typed and laminated, work photographed before the walls close.

  4. IV

    Inspection

    We meet the inspector on site. If something needs correcting, it's corrected the same day and you're not billed for it.

Selected Work

Recent installations.

Why Northwire

The standard, quietly held.

01

We calculate before we quote.

Every proposal starts with a load calculation, not a guess. That's why our estimates don't change halfway through the job.

02

A master electrician on every job.

Not a helper with a phone number to call. The person doing the work is the person who can sign for it.

03

First-pass inspection or we eat it.

We meet the inspector ourselves. Any correction is handled the same day at our cost.

Load Planner

Will your panel carry it?

2,200 sq ft

Current panel size

Existing loads

Planned additions

123A of 100A

123%

This exceeds your service. You'll need a panel or service upgrade first.

  • A 100A service is the constraint here. A 200A upgrade resolves it in one visit.
  • Swapping the electric water heater for a heat pump model frees roughly 14A.

Preliminary estimate. A licensed electrician must perform the full NEC 220 calculation before permitting.

Reviews

What homeowners report.

Google · 5.0 / 5
We wanted an EV charger and a heat pump. Two other companies quoted the charger without mentioning our panel couldn't carry both. Northwire ran the numbers on the first visit.
Verified Google Review · Panel Upgrade · 2025
Rewired a 1922 Craftsman we'd been told was a gut job. They opened six patches total and documented every circuit. Our insurance carrier accepted it without a second look.
Verified Google Review · Knob-and-Tube Rewire · 2024
The panel directory is typed, laminated, and accurate. Fifteen years in this house and that's the first time.
Verified Google Review · Service Upgrade · 2024

Questions

Answered plainly.

Do you charge for estimates?
No. On-site estimates for planned work are free, and every one of them includes the NEC 220 load calculation your project depends on.
Are you licensed and bonded?
Yes. Northwire Electric holds a Washington master electrician license and carries full bonding and liability insurance. We provide the numbers on request and on every permit.
Who pulls the permit?
We do, always. We also meet the inspector on site. If a correction is required, it is handled the same day at our cost.
How far out are you booking?
Planned work is typically scheduled two to three weeks out. Outage and safety calls are handled 24/7.

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Let's size it properly.

Call the direct line, or leave your details and a master electrician will contact you within one business day.

(206) 555-0128
Hours
Mon–Fri 7 AM – 5 PM · Outage response 24/7
Service Area
Seattle, Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Shoreline, Renton, Bothell, Issaquah, Mercer Island

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