ELECTRICAL Home rewiring

Updating outdated wiring

Many older homes still have original wiring that wasn’t designed for today’s electrical loads. Updating it improves safety and makes future upgrades possible.

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When this makes sense

The home has knob-and-tube or ungrounded two-prong wiring
Outlets or switches are warm, discolored, or buzz
Lights flicker when appliances turn on
You’re remodeling, or an insurer has flagged the wiring

What the assessment covers

Wiring type and condition where accessible
Grounding and outlet types
Access through attic, crawlspace, and walls
Priority areas: kitchen, bathrooms, laundry

Options to discuss

Full rewire

Replacing wiring throughout the house.

Partial rewire

Working area by area or circuit by circuit.

Grounding and outlet upgrades

Where full rewiring isn’t needed yet.

How the work goes

01
RequestCall or send a short request with your city or ZIP and what’s going on. Tell us how you’d like to be contacted.
02
AssessmentWe look at the equipment or system involved, the house, and what you want to change, and answer your questions.
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ProposalYou receive written options that spell out the scope of each, so you can compare them side by side.
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The workWork is scheduled at a time that suits you. Floors and work areas are protected, and the site is cleaned up when we finish.
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Follow-upWe walk you through what was done and check in afterward to make sure everything is working as expected.

Scope to plan for

Rewiring requires wall and ceiling openings. Your proposal should say how many and who patches them.

Rewiring can show that a panel upgrade is also needed.

Questions about rewiring

Is knob-and-tube wiring dangerous?

It isn’t automatically unsafe, but it has no ground, wasn’t designed for modern loads, and has often been damaged or modified over the decades. Many insurers ask for it to be replaced.

Can I rewire one part of the house at a time?

Yes. Rewiring can be done in phases, starting with the areas that matter most.

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