Fast, Reliable Load Calculations

Service adequacy,
backed by real data.

TrueLoad gives electricians and heat pump installers a fast, defensible way to calculate existing service capacity — without setting foot on site.

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Electric panels have
more capacity than
you think they do.

The average U.S. home peaks at just 9.7 kW. A standard 100-amp service delivers 24 kW. That's a 60-amp gap — sitting there unused. Before you recommend a service upgrade, check the data.

$5,000+
saved for your customer
on avoided upgrades
Example U.S. Home — 100A Service Capacity
Available Service Capacity
100A
Average Home Peak Demand
40A
60A of headroom remains. Don't lose a job over a service upgrade that doesn't need to happen. Prove it with TrueLoad.
The Problem

Service upgrades slow jobs down and cost customers money

Using NEC 220.87, TrueLoad uses actual measured demand data to prove the existing service is adequate. Data access and documentation have been the problem - until now.

01

Inspectors want documentation

Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJs) increasingly require a formal calculation before approving heat pump or EV charger installations on existing services. A verbal assurance isn't enough.

02

Service upgrades stall projects

Recommending a service upgrade when one isn't needed adds thousands in cost and weeks of delay — and can kill a sale before it starts.

03

NEC 220.87 is underused

Access to data and clarity around how measured demand can be used has made this process highly overlooked. TrueLoad closes that gap.

Six steps to documented service capacity

TrueLoad walks you through the entire NEC 220.87 process — from requesting utility data to printing a report ready for the AHJ.

01

Create a new project

One project per job site. Enter the customer information and your details.

02

Enter the existing service

Enter service information such as the main breaker size and service voltage plus utility account information.

03

Get AMI data from Utility

One click AMI data request. Your customer authorizes release of data and utility receives request.

04

Upload the AMI data file

Drag and drop the file from the utility — CSV, Excel, or XML. TrueLoad processes it automatically and identifies the peak demand.

05

Add proposed equipment

List each piece of new equipment — heat pump, EV charger, water heater — and provide nameplate equipment demand.

06

Review results and print the report

PASS or FAIL is displayed immediately. Print a formatted report ready for permit submission or for your records.

Built for professional electricians and heat pump installers

TrueLoad is designed for licensed electricians and heat pump installers who need to document service adequacy quickly and reliably.

If you're adding a heat pump, EV charger, or other major load to an existing residential service and want to avoid an unnecessary service upgrade, this is the tool.

Licensed Electricians Heat Pump Installers EV Charger Installers Plumbing/Heating Contractors
More Installations
Don't lose jobs to unnecessary service upgrades
Save Time
Spend your time on billable jobs, not load calculations
Document Capacity
Clear calculations and reports in minutes
10 Min
Or less from project creation to final report
Free During Beta

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TrueLoad is free to use during the current beta period. Sign up, create a project, and have a report ready for the AHJ in under an hour.

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