When St. Louis homeowners need circuit breaker services, they trust Classic Aire Care’s nearly 100 years of electrical expertise. Since 1926, our licensed electricians with an average of 35 years of experience have been installing, repairing, and upgrading circuit breaker panels throughout the Greater St. Louis area.
Our expert electricians are backed by over 3,000 five-star reviews from satisfied customers, an A+ Better Business Bureau rating, and a 100% satisfaction guarantee. We also offer 24/7 emergency service, same-day capabilities, free estimates, and flexible financing options to keep your electrical panel safe and reliable.
Protect your home with professional circuit breaker services from St. Louis’s most trusted electrical professionals. Call (314) 329-1943 today!
Do You Need Electrical Panel or Breaker Service?
Your home will often send out signals when there’s something wrong with the electrical system. Some signs are easy to brush off, but they can point to larger issues behind the scenes. Here are some common indicators that it’s time to have your panel or circuit breakers inspected:
- You experience frequent breaker trips or need to constantly reset your circuits
- Lights flicker or dim when large appliances turn on
- Your panel is hot to the touch, makes buzzing sounds, or emits a burning smell
- Breakers are loose or won’t stay in the “on” position
- You still use an old fuse box instead of a modern circuit breaker panel
- The electrical panel is more than 25-30 years old and has never been upgraded
These aren’t just inconveniences—they’re signs that your electrical system might be struggling to keep up with your home’s demands, or worse, operating unsafely.
Full-Service Electrical Panel & Breaker Solutions
Classic Aire Care’s team of St. Louis electricians offer a complete range of services to support and improve your electrical system. Whether you need a simple breaker repair or a full panel upgrade, we’ll take the time to assess your system, explain our findings, and offer straightforward recommendations.
Detailed Electrical Panel Inspections
We begin with a comprehensive inspection to get a full understanding of your system. Our electricians look for wear, improper connections, outdated components, and more. We assess:
- Age and condition of your current panel
- Load capacity compared to your household’s needs
- Signs of heat damage or corrosion
- Safety concerns like poor grounding or outdated models
We’ll walk you through our findings in plain language so you know exactly what’s going on behind the scenes.
Circuit Breaker Repairs & Replacements
Sometimes, the issue lies in a single faulty breaker or an incorrectly wired circuit. If we can make a targeted fix, we will.
- Replacing worn or malfunctioning breakers
- Securing loose connections and tightening terminals
- Correcting mislabeled breakers
- Rebalancing loads across circuits
These repairs can restore stability to your system without requiring a full upgrade.
Panel Upgrades & Replacements
If your panel is outdated, at full capacity, or simply no longer safe, we’ll recommend a modern replacement. Today’s homes need more power than ever, especially if you’ve added things like home offices, EV chargers, or updated appliances.
- Upgrading from 100-amp to 200-amp panels
- Removing obsolete fuse boxes and installing modern breaker panels
- Adding subpanels for detached garages, additions, or workshops
- Replacing recalled or unsafe panel brands
With a new panel, you get more power, better efficiency, and added peace of mind.
Surge Protection Integration
We also offer whole-home surge protection installed directly into your panel. These devices help safeguard your home from power surges caused by storms or grid issues.
- Protects sensitive electronics like TVs, computers, and appliances
- Reduces risk of electrical fires
- Extends the lifespan of household systems
Surge protection is a smart addition to any panel upgrade.
Why It Matters More Than You Think
Your electrical panel isn’t just a box of switches—it’s your home’s electrical lifeline. A faulty panel can lead to more than flickering lights. It can overheat, fail to protect your circuits, or in worst-case scenarios, spark an electrical fire. Keeping it in good condition means keeping your home safe.
Upgrading or repairing your panel can:
- Improve household safety by reducing the risk of overloaded circuits or fires
- Prevent appliance damage caused by inconsistent power delivery
- Support growing power needs from renovations, new appliances, or EV chargers
- Improve home value and ease future inspections or sales
- Provide room to expand your system as your home evolves
You wouldn’t trust a 30-year-old furnace to keep your house warm—don’t trust a 30-year-old panel to keep your house powered.
Why St. Louis Homeowners Choose Classic Aire Care
We’ve been part of the St. Louis community since 1929, and we’ve earned our reputation by putting people first. Our electricians are not only trained and certified—they’re also kind, thoughtful professionals who treat your home with care.
Here’s what you can expect when you work with us:
- Licensed, bonded, and insured service so your project is always in safe hands
- Respectful, on-time technicians who work cleanly and carefully
- Clear communication at every step—we explain your options in plain English
- No upselling, just honest recommendations based on your home’s needs
- Long-term reliability because we only use quality parts and industry best practices
We’re not here to sell you more than you need—we’re here to make sure you have a system that works, and keeps working.
Ready to Power Up? Let’s Talk
If your electrical panel is aging, showing signs of wear, or simply not meeting your needs anymore, it might be time for an upgrade. Let our team take a look. We’ll give you honest feedback and help you decide on the best next steps for your home.
Call Classic Aire Care today at (314) 329-1943 or schedule your service online. We’re ready to help you stay safe, stay powered, and stay confident in your home’s electrical system.
Because real comfort starts with reliable power—and that starts with a panel you can trust.
