At Mr. Electric of Southeast NH, we provide comprehensive rewiring services designed to enhance your home's safety and boost your system's capacity. If your home has outdated wiring or a newer property requires additional electrical support, we can create a personalized solution that meets your unique needs. Trust our expert team to bring your home up to the latest standards and ensure a more reliable and efficient electrical system.
Rewiring Electrical Outlets
Outlets are one of the most common points of failure in a home’s electrical system. Over time, connections can loosen, insulation can wear out, and outlets may no longer provide a stable power supply. Signs that you may need electrical outlet rewiring include outlets that feel loose when plugging in devices, inconsistent power flow, or visible sparks when plugging or unplugging cords.
Updating your outlets ensures safer connections, reduces the risk of fire, and provides the capacity needed for modern electronics and appliances.
Replacing Knob and Tube Wiring
Many older homes were originally built with knob and tube wiring, a system that was once standard but is now considered outdated and unsafe. This type of wiring doesn't have the grounding or insulation standards found in modern systems, making it more susceptible to damage and fire hazards.
If your home still has knob and tube wiring, Mr. Electric of Southeast NH can replace it with updated wiring that meets today’s safety codes. When you upgrade knob and tube wiring to modern standards, you not only improve safety but also make your property more compatible with modern electrical demands. Replacing this outdated system is often necessary to meet insurance requirements and to ensure your home can safely accommodate current appliances and technology.
Rewiring Panels and Circuits
Your electrical panel directs power throughout your home. If your panel is overloaded or outdated, it may not distribute energy effectively, which can create safety risks and limit your electrical capacity. It's essential to update your circuit wiring and panel, particularly when installing new appliances, upgrading HVAC systems, or adding features such as hot tubs and electric vehicle chargers.
Updating your panel and rewiring your electrical circuits ensures a safe and even flow of electricity throughout your home. This upgrade ensures you can use modern appliances while reducing the likelihood of breaker trips or power interruptions.