The typical Pflugerville call starts with a breaker that trips when the AC and something else run together. Nine times out of ten the panel is not undersized — it is overcrowded. Tandem breakers stacked where the manufacturer never allowed them, two circuits sharing a neutral they should not share, and a double-tapped breaker from whoever added the garage outlets.
We open it, photograph it, and show you what is actually in there. Then you decide between a clean rework of the existing panel and a full upgrade, with both prices in writing. Most of the time the rework is enough and we say so, because selling a panel upgrade that nobody needed is how you lose the next three jobs on that street.
The other big one here is outdoor work: pool equipment, hot tubs, patio and landscape lighting, and detached garages on the larger Blackhawk and Falcon Pointe lots. Anything outside needs GFCI protection, the right burial depth and weather-rated enclosures, and it is the first thing an inspector looks at.