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Siemens 200-Amp Panel and Kitchen Rewire in Mordecai, Raleigh

This homeowner in Mordecai, Raleigh needed the kitchen wiring brought up to code for a remodel, and the existing panel could not accommodate the new circuit. We rewired the kitchen to match the new layout and replaced the panel with a Siemens 200-amp panel fitted with Siemens arc-fault breakers.

  • Mordecai, Raleigh, NCWhere
  • October 2024Completed
  • Electrical Panel UpgradeService
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Wiring routed through an insulated wall cavity as part of the kitchen rewire.

What We Found

The kitchen was not wired to code, and outlets were missing from areas where code requires them. The existing panel did not have enough space for the new circuit.

What We Did

  1. We rewired the kitchen while the walls were open during the remodel.
  2. We set new outlet boxes in the open framing to match the new kitchen layout.
  3. We routed the new wiring through the insulated wall cavities.
  4. We installed a new Siemens 200-amp panel.
  5. We routed the circuit wiring to the new panel.
  6. We installed Siemens arc-fault breakers at the homeowner's request.

The Result

The kitchen now has outlets where code requires them and where the new layout needs them. A new Siemens 200-amp panel replaces the old panel that lacked space for the new circuit.

What We Installed

  • Siemens 200-amp panelA new electrical panel, installed because the old panel lacked space for the new circuit.
  • Siemens arc-fault breakersInstalled in the new panel at the homeowner's request.

The Job, Photo by Photo

7 photos from the job. Tap any photo to see it full size.

New kitchen wiring and outlet boxes in the open framing, positioned for the remodelled layout.
Wiring routed through an insulated wall cavity as part of the kitchen rewire.
Drywall going up over the framing, with a section left open where the new wiring is still visible.
A floor access opening exposing the beams and insulation of the space beneath the kitchen.
The panel within the open wall framing, with circuit wiring routed toward it.
A closer view of the panel and its wiring, with the surrounding wall still open.
The panel seen from within the unfinished room, showing its position in relation to the exposed framing.

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