Southern California Edison's CRH Program Can Help Pay for Your Panel Upgrade

If your home is still running on an older, lower-capacity electrical panel, you might be leaving a real opportunity on the table. Southern California Edison's CRH Program is designed specifically to help homeowners cover the cost of upgrading to a 200-amp panel - so your home is ready for EV charging, solar, and whatever comes next.

Here's the short version of how it works. SCE offers a rebate that offsets the cost of the panel upgrade itself. That means the barrier that usually stops homeowners from making this move - the upfront price - gets a lot smaller. It's one of the more practical incentive programs out there right now, and a lot of people in our service area simply don't know it exists.

Why does a 200-amp panel matter? Your current panel might be struggling to keep up with modern electrical demands. Add an EV charger, a heat pump, or a solar system to an undersized panel and you're asking for problems - tripped breakers, overloaded circuits, or worse. A proper 200-amp upgrade handles all of it cleanly and safely.

We handle these upgrades start to finish. That includes pulling the permits, coordinating with SCE, and making sure everything is installed to code. The goal is a panel that's not just functional today, but built for what you'll need five or ten years from now.

If you're in the Southern California Edison service territory, it's worth checking whether your home qualifies for the CRH Program before that rebate window closes. This is the kind of upgrade that pays off in safety, capacity, and long-term home value.