Veteran Electric covers more ground than just Lee’s Summit. If you’re just outside town, we also serve Kansas City, Liberty, and Gladstone.
Don’t see your town listed? We most likely still cover it. See our full Kansas City metro service area or call (816) 317-0061 and we’ll tell you straight.

A typical panel upgrade starts with pulling the cover off the existing panel to check the service size, breaker condition, and grounding before any parts are ordered. The main breaker gets shut off, the old panel comes out, and the new one goes in with every circuit re-landed one at a time so nothing gets crossed in the process. We check bonding and grounding against the water line and ground rods, add GFCI and AFCI protection where current code requires it, and label every breaker clearly when the panel is buttoned up. An inspector reviews the finished work before the wall or cabinet around the panel gets closed back up, so expect the panel to stay open and accessible until that inspection happens.
Lee’s Summit sits in Jackson County, Missouri, and like the rest of the Kansas City metro, electrical permits and inspections go through the local authority having jurisdiction rather than one regional office covering the whole area. That’s different from projects across the state line in Kansas, where a separate set of permitting offices applies, so which side of the line a job sits on changes who signs off on the work. Lee’s Summit’s rapid growth means its housing stock spans real decades, from ranch homes built in the 1960s and 70s to new subdivisions still going up on the city’s edges, and each era brings its own wiring quirks to plan around. On generator and larger panel work, we coordinate with Evergy directly on the utility side of the meter, since that connection point sits outside the scope of a residential electrical permit.
Yes, we install both portable-transfer and standby generator systems for Lee’s Summit homes. The job includes sizing the unit to your home’s electrical load, installing a transfer switch at the panel, and coordinating the fuel connection with your propane or natural gas provider. An inspection by the local building authority follows before the system goes into service.
EV charger installation means running a dedicated circuit from your electrical panel to a Level 2 charging station mounted in your garage or on an exterior wall. We check that the panel has enough open capacity first, since many older Lee’s Summit homes need a panel upgrade before a charger can go in. The charger is tested under load before the job is called finished.
Common signs your panel needs an upgrade include breakers that trip repeatedly, a panel rated below 100 amps, visible rust or scorch marks, or a fuse box instead of breakers. If you’re adding a generator, EV charger, or home addition, an existing panel often can’t carry the new load without one. We inspect the panel on site and tell you plainly whether it needs replacing or just a repair.
We handle both. Alongside residential electrical work, our crews wire retail build-outs, office spaces, and other commercial properties in Lee’s Summit to the same standard we hold on a house. The scope of work and inspection process differ by occupancy type, so we walk the space with you before writing a quote.
Yes, Veteran Electric provides a free estimate for panel upgrades, generator installs, EV chargers, and most other electrical work in Lee’s Summit. An electrician in Lee’s Summit will walk the property, look at the existing panel and wiring, and give you a written scope before any work starts. There’s no obligation to move forward after the estimate.

