Kitchen electrical upgrade across New Jersey
A modern kitchen has at least two 20 amp countertop circuits, plus separate circuits for the refrigerator, dishwasher, disposal, microwave and range. We place GFCI outlets along the counters and at the island, wire 240 volts for electric and induction ranges, and layer the lighting: recessed, pendant and under-cabinet.
What is included
- Countertop small-appliance circuits
- Dedicated circuits for each major appliance
- 240 volt range and induction circuits
- GFCI outlets at counters and islands
- Recessed, pendant and under-cabinet lighting
- Coordination with your kitchen contractor
Signs you need a kitchen electrical upgrade
- Breakers trip when two appliances run
- There are too few outlets along the counter
- You are switching from gas to induction
- A remodel is planned
How the job goes, step by step
- Call (888) 633-7804 and tell us what you want installed and where.
- We check the panel and the cable route, on site or from photos.
- You get a clear price for the job.
- We do the installation, usually in a single visit.
- We test everything, label the panel and clean up.
Kitchen electrical upgrade cost in New Jersey
Kitchen electrical cost in New Jersey depends on how many circuits are added, the lighting plan and how far the kitchen is from the panel.
Kitchen electrical upgrade: common questions
How many circuits does a kitchen need?
Commonly seven or more once every appliance has its own.
Does an induction range need special wiring?
It needs a 240 volt circuit, usually 40 or 50 amps. We check that the panel can support it.
Can you work with my contractor's schedule?
Yes. We do the rough wiring before the cabinets and come back for the finish.