08/10/2026
β οΈ This electrical panel caught fire before its scheduled replacement.
When we first inspected it, we found discoloration on the main lugs and wiring, clear signs that a loose connection at the main breaker had been overheating.
We recommended replacing the panel immediately.
The homeowner decided to wait about a month before moving forward. Unfortunately, before the scheduled replacement date arrived, the failing connection caused the panel to catch fire.
Thankfully, no one was injured.
Electrical issues don't always look dangerous, and they don't always give you a second warning.
Loose electrical connections create resistance. Resistance creates heat. Heat can damage breakers, melt insulation, and in some cases, lead to an electrical fire.
If your panel is older, you've noticed flickering lights, breakers that trip, or you've never had it inspected, now is a great time.
For a limited time, Air Bros is offering FREE Electrical Panel Safety Inspections.
π Give us a call or send us a message to schedule yours today.