Problems we handle
- Older wiring you are concerned about
- Two-prong, ungrounded outlets throughout the home
- Not enough outlets or circuits for how you live now
- Renovations that need new or relocated wiring
- Dedicated circuits for appliances, workshops or home offices
- Lighting upgrades and new fixture locations
Planning wiring work
Wiring projects go best when they are planned early. If you are renovating, bring us in while walls are open. If you are concerned about older wiring, a walkthrough tells you whether targeted updates or a fuller rewire makes sense.
We work in sections where possible so that most of your home keeps power while work is underway.
What happens when you contact us
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Walkthrough
We look at the existing wiring and talk through what you want the house to do.
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Scope and estimate
You get a written scope, an estimate and a sense of how the work will be sequenced.
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Schedule the work
We agree on timing that suits your household and complete the work in planned stages.
Frequently asked questions
When should a home be rewired?
Common reasons include damaged or deteriorating wiring, frequent electrical problems across the house, ungrounded circuits, and renovations that change how rooms are used. An inspection tells you whether a full rewire or targeted updates make sense.
Can I stay in my home during rewiring?
Often, yes. Work is usually done in sections so that most of the house keeps power at any given time. We will talk through what to expect before starting.
Do you coordinate with renovation work?
Yes. Wiring is easiest to update while walls are open, so involving us early in a renovation can save time and cost.
Request an estimate
Tell us what is going on. We will contact you to talk through the job before anything is scheduled.
Something wrong with the electrics at home?
Call and tell us what is happening. We will help you work out the next step.