24/7 EMERGENCY SERVICE — (980) 467-2215
REWIRING

Rewiring older homes without gutting them

Charlotte has a lot of beautiful houses running on wiring that predates the appliances plugged into it. We replace aluminum branch circuits, knob-and-tube, and cloth-jacketed wiring with modern copper, fishing walls where we can so the plaster stays where it is.

Licensed NC electrical contractor
Fully insured & bonded
Background-checked electricians
4.9 average rating

When a home needs rewiring

Two-prong outlets with no ground anywhere in the house
Aluminum branch wiring, common in homes built 1965 to 1973
Knob-and-tube still live in an attic or crawlspace
Cloth-jacketed wiring that crumbles when it is moved
Warm outlets, scorch marks, or a faint burning smell
An insurer or home inspector has flagged the wiring

What's included

Circuit-by-circuit scope before work starts
New copper branch circuits with ground
Grounded outlets, GFCI and AFCI protection to current code
Minimal-cut fishing through existing wall cavities
Drywall patching of any openings we make
Permit, inspection, and a labeled panel schedule
HOW IT GOES

The process, start to finish

01

Assessment and scope

We open a few strategic points, trace what is actually in the walls, and tell you whether this is a full rewire or four circuits. Partial is often the honest answer.

02

A written plan and a fixed price

You get a circuit-by-circuit scope and a firm number, not an hourly meter. Surprises during a rewire come out of our margin, not your budget.

03

Fish, pull and terminate

We route new copper through existing cavities wherever the framing allows, keeping cut-in to a minimum and patching what we do open.

04

Inspection and finish

New panel circuits are labeled, devices are swapped to grounded outlets with GFCI and AFCI protection where code requires, and the county signs off.

PRICING

What rewiring costs

A partial rewire targeting specific problem circuits typically runs $1,800–$6,000. A whole-home rewire is a much larger project, generally $8,000–$20,000 depending on square footage, how many stories, and whether there is attic and crawlspace access. We scope it in person and put the number in writing. Single circuits and subpanels are smaller jobs: a 50-amp hot tub or spa circuit from an existing panel runs $600–$1,200, a 60- to 100-amp garage or workshop subpanel with dedicated circuits $1,200–$2,800, and a dock feeder with ground-fault protection plus a boat-lift circuit $1,800–$4,500.

New copper cable routed through wall framing during a home rewire, old cloth-jacketed wiring removed
FREE QUOTE

Tell us what's going on

Send it over and a licensed electrician calls you back within one business hour, 7am to 7pm. Firm written quotes, permitted work, no surprises at the invoice.

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QUESTIONS

Rewiring questions

Almost never. We work room by room and keep the kitchen and at least one bathroom live overnight. On a whole-home rewire expect two to three weeks with the crew on site during working hours.
Not always outright. For many homes the accepted fix is proper remediation at every connection with approved connectors rather than a full rewire. We will tell you which one your house needs, including when the cheaper answer is the correct one.
Less than most people fear. In a house with attic and crawlspace access we can fish the majority of runs. Where we do cut in, we patch and leave it ready for paint.

Ready when you are

Firm quotes. Permitted work. A garage-floor-clean guarantee.

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