Electrical Rewiring

New circuit installation and full or partial rewiring for older homes, remodels, and additions.

Signs You Need This Service

Rewiring gets evaluated one of two ways: an older home whose original wiring is undersized, degraded, or (in some cases) aluminum, or a remodel/addition that needs new circuits run to spaces the original wiring never anticipated.

What's Included

How It Works

  1. Call. Describe the symptom or the project — no need to know the technical cause yet.
  2. Diagnose. The actual cause gets identified on site, not just the visible symptom.
  3. Explain options. Where more than one reasonable fix exists, you hear both before anything starts.
  4. Complete the work. The repair or installation is performed and tested before the visit ends.

What It Costs

Pricing depends on scope, timing, and what's found on site — see the electrical rewiring cost guide for what actually drives the price, or call for a number specific to your situation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my home needs rewiring versus a repair?

A single failed outlet or breaker is usually a repair. Recurring issues across multiple rooms, aluminum or very old wiring, or a remodel that needs new circuits are the signs that point toward rewiring instead.

Is aluminum wiring dangerous?

Aluminum branch-circuit wiring from the era it was commonly installed is associated with a higher risk of loose, overheating connections over time, which is why it's typically flagged during an evaluation rather than ignored.

Does rewiring mean opening up all my walls?

Not necessarily — a lot of rewiring work uses attic and crawlspace access to minimize wall damage, though some sections may require limited opening and patching depending on the home's layout.

Can rewiring be done in stages instead of all at once?

Yes, for many homes a room-by-room or circuit-by-circuit approach is workable, prioritizing the areas showing the most wear first.

How much does whole-home rewiring cost?

Cost depends heavily on square footage, access, and the home's existing wiring condition — see the rewiring cost guide for what actually drives the number.

How long does a full rewire take?

A whole-home rewire commonly takes several days to a couple of weeks depending on size and access; a room-by-room approach can be scheduled around what fits the household.

Can I stay in my home during rewiring?

Often yes, especially with a room-by-room approach, though some phases may require temporary power interruptions to specific areas.

Ready to Talk Through Your Electrical Rewiring Need?

Call now — describe the problem or project and get a clear next step.

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