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Homes less than 10 years old will have a modern type breaker box. As far as cost goes, that is a good thing if an upgrade becomes necessary. In this type of house, the breaker box will be a minimum of 100 amps, and probably have enough available open circuits to allow upgrading without needing an entirely new panel. This type of upgrade can usually be completed between $363 and $1004.
The Cost To Replace a Fuse Box or Consumer Unit The consumer unit and materials will cost around Â£100-Â£125, with the work to install and test taking around half a day assuming there are no problems and then there is also the paperwork to be completed. The average cost to replace a fuse box is between Â£300 and Â£500 which includes all labour, materials, testing and certificate. This price assumes the replacement of an old fuse box with an RCD consumer unit on a regular 3-bedroom semi-detached house with 10 electrical circuits. The prices include testing and fixing any minor faults (most properties are likely to have at least one minor fault somewhere).