Retrofitting

Electrical retrofitting is the process of improving or upgrading your electrical system and components without having to fully remove and replace your entire electrical system. There are many ways that professional retrofitting services can benefit your home, office, or other facility.

• Save money: Older electrical circuitry and components typically consume much more electricity than their modern counterparts to achieve the same output. The cost of this extra energy falls on you, resulting in an electric bill that is likely many times higher than it needs to be.
• Save energy and qualify for rebates: Increasing environmental concerns are leading governments, corporations, and businesses to re-evaluate and reduce their overall energy consumption, and there are many financial incentives available to assist with retrofitting costs. The professionals at Lebold Electric are always up to date on available government and supplier rebates and can help walk you through the rebate application process.
• Increase safety: Electrical components and systems degrade and can wear out over time. Worn or overloaded wiring can lead to shorts, sparks, and overheating. Outdated circuit breakers and electrical panels may often pose a serious risk of fire or other safety hazards.
• Ensure compliance: Old and outmoded wiring and fixtures are often in violation of modern building codes and safety rules. Our experienced electricians constantly maintain a working knowledge of current codes and can help bring your system into compliance with all applicable regulations.
• Improve performance: Upgrading your electrical circuitry, fixtures or components can significantly increase the output, performance, and functionality of lighting and other devices, and a custom-designed electrical setup gives you greater control over your energy use. Furthermore, modern technologies tend to be more reliable, require less maintenance, and have longer life expectancies than their predecessors, leading to reduced repair and maintenance costs for you.
• Accommodate equipment: Outdated or worn electrical systems are often insufficient to meet the demands of today’s high-output equipment and state-of-the-art appliances. Overloaded circuitry can lead to shorts, which can damage your devices and equipment or pose a safety risk.