Electrical Service in Udall Park

Udall Park is a registered Tucson neighborhood in Ward 2. Of the homes here with a published build year, the median went up in 1979 — and in electrical terms, the year a house was built tells you most of what you need to know about what is behind its walls.

240Homes with a published build year
1979Median year built
10%Built before 1974
1910–2007Oldest to newest

When Udall Park was built

Before 19501%
1950–19649%
1965–19731%
1974–198988%
1990–19950%
1996–20071%
2008 or later0%

Highlighted bands are the eras that carry a known electrical issue — pre-1950 knob-and-tube, the 1965–1973 aluminum branch-circuit window, and the 1974–1989 Federal Pacific / Zinsco panel years. Source: City of Tucson and Pima County assessor records, read parcel by parcel inside the neighborhood boundary.

Federal Pacific and Zinsco panels

About 88% of the housing stock here dates to 1974–1989, when Federal Pacific Stab-Lok and Zinsco/Sylvania panels were still being installed. Both have documented failure-to-trip histories, and the failure is in the breaker-to-bus connection itself — so fitting a new breaker does not resolve it, which is why the panel is what gets replaced once you need to add a circuit.

Neighborhood boundaries

  • NorthRed Bud - Indian Ruins - Placita de la Cienega
  • EastSabino Canyon Rd
  • SouthE. Corto Caravaca
  • WestPantano Wash

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Neighborhood averages are a starting point, not an answer. Our free Property Electrical Profile reads the county record for one specific parcel — the build year, the assessor’s use and zoning, and the permit history — and tells you what that suggests about the service, the wiring era, and the panel.

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What we do in Udall Park

We are a licensed Arizona electrical contractor working across Tucson and Pima County. In neighborhoods like this one that usually means panel and service upgrades, replacing obsolete or unsafe panels, correcting aluminum branch-circuit terminations, adding grounded and GFCI-protected circuits, and sizing a service that can carry EV charging or a heat pump. If you want the load math first, the free load calculator runs NEC 220.82.

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Tell us the address and what you are planning. We will tell you what we would expect to find and what it takes to get there.

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