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Cost to replace electrical panel?

Tony Alvine
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Trying to buy a property around the Worcester MA area that needs a new electric panel. Trying to get a handle on how much that might be. I've heard anywhere from $1000-$4000. It's a 100amp panel for a small unit and I don't believe any updated wiring is needed. Also if anyone has someone great they use around that area, I'd be happy to give them business and have a good electrician on hand for future things.

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John Teachout
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Condensation in the panel probably is due to a lack of insulation behind the box (ie, the insulation is removed to make room for the box between the studs.) Changing the panel box isn't going to solve that. You're chasing the wrong thing.

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