Electrical Panel Services in Brandon, MS & All of Central Mississippi

Your electrical panel is the backbone of your home’s power distribution, routing electricity safely to every circuit and protecting your family from overloads and short circuits. A modern, properly sized panel improves efficiency, supports today’s appliances and electronics, and adds critical protection against surges and other hazards. AirSouth Cooling and Heating provides code-compliant electrical panel installation, replacement, repair, and upgrades in Brandon, MS and nearby communities—so your home stays safe, reliable, and ready for what’s next.

Thinking about a panel upgrade? Our licensed electricians evaluate capacity (amperage), available breaker spaces, grounding/bonding, GFCI/AFCI protection, whole-home surge protection, and future loads like EV chargers, generators, and heat pumps. You’ll get clear options, up-front pricing, and workmanship backed by our satisfaction guarantee.

Don’t wait to secure your home’s electrical safety. Contact AirSouth Cooling and Heating today to schedule electrical panel service in Brandon, MS.

Electrical Panel Installation

Still using an old fuse box or an undersized panel? Upgrading to a modern breaker panel delivers safer, simpler protection and the capacity your home needs. We handle load calculations, meter and service-entrance coordination, grounding/ bonding improvements, labeling, and a clean, permitted installation. If you’re planning a remodel, adding a new HVAC system, or installing an EV charger or standby generator, we’ll size the panel so it supports those upgrades from day one.

Electrical Panel Replacement

Panels wear out, and some older models are now considered obsolete. If your panel is 25+ years old, frequently trips, smells like burnt plastic, has hot spots, corrosion, double-tapped breakers, or cannot accept new circuits, it may be time to replace it. We can also replace problematic or discontinued equipment and bring your system up to current code while adding whole-home surge protection and room for future circuits.

Electrical Panel Repair

Small panel issues can lead to major safety risks if ignored. Call our team if you notice any of the following:

• Flickering or dimming lights, especially when large appliances start
• Repeated breaker trips or a breaker that will not reset
• Burn marks, rust, buzzing, or heat at the panel
• Physical damage from moisture, pests, or impact

We’ll diagnose the cause, replace failed breakers or bus sections as appropriate, tighten terminations to spec, correct neutrals/grounds, and verify safe operation with thermal and voltage checks. If a repair isn’t the best long-term option, we’ll explain why and show replacement choices with clear pricing.

Service Highlights

• New panel installs (100A, 150A, 200A, and 400A as needed)
• Subpanels for additions, shops, and outdoor living spaces
• Whole-home surge protection and GFCI/AFCI upgrades
• EV charger, solar, and generator-ready configurations
• Integration with panel upgrades and existing HVAC systems for seamless operation

Ready to Upgrade?

We make panel projects straightforward: assessment, options and pricing, permitted installation, and final inspection—plus a tidy work area when we’re done. Contact AirSouth Cooling and Heating to schedule your electrical panel installation, replacement, or repair in Brandon, MS, and keep your home powered safely and efficiently.

Electrical Panel FAQs

When should I upgrade my electrical panel?

Consider an upgrade if the panel is 25+ years old, you’re adding major loads (EV charger, hot tub, new HVAC), breakers trip often, there’s visible corrosion or heat, or you’ve run out of breaker spaces.

What size panel do I need?

Most modern homes benefit from 200 amps, but the correct size depends on a load calculation that includes HVAC tonnage, appliances, EV charging, and future plans. We’ll calculate and recommend the right capacity.

Is whole-home surge protection worth it?

Yes. A Type 1 or Type 2 surge protector installed at the panel helps protect sensitive electronics and HVAC controls from utility and lightning-related surges.

Do I need AFCI and GFCI breakers?

Current codes require arc-fault (AFCI) and ground-fault (GFCI) protection in many areas of the home. We’ll update protection so your system is safer and compliant.