Home Wiring Updates in Tipton County, TN

Signs Your Home Needs Wiring Upgrades

Our expert team is here to help you understand if your home necessitates electrical rewiring. Your electrical system may exhibit signs of not being able to cater to your home's electricity requirements. We can bring your wiring in line with modern electrical regulations, ensuring it copes with your electrical consumption. Our service professionals carry out electrical energy safety audits to examine your wiring's health and recommend upgrades based on these inspections. We'll educate you on the common signs that your home's electrical wiring requires an upgrade.

Outdated Wiring

For most homeowners, new wiring installation can be complicated and daunting. Our service experts don't necessarily need to completely replace your home's wiring system. Homes constructed in the 60s or 70s are likely to have aluminum wiring, whereas those built in the 40s and 50s may possess non-metallic wiring. Houses built before 1930 are likely to have hazardous knob and tube wiring. Due to faulty installation, older electrical wiring may present loose connections and frayed wires. Our team will modernize old electrical wiring, rewire new connections, and swap out any frayed wires.

You Need GFCI Outlet Upgrades

Ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs) are essential in all areas of your home prone to moisture. They include “Test” and “Reset” buttons and safeguard against electrical shock. These outlets are needed in your pool area, laundry room, bathrooms, kitchen, basements, and any other moisture-prone areas. Installation of GFCI outlets is generally quick and convenient.

You Have Non-grounded, Two-Prong Outlets

Several homes still have two-prong, ungrounded outlets. Electrical excesses must be properly grounded. Otherwise, they will flow into a device or person in contact with the outlet. Efficient outlet installation services are crucial to mitigate the risk of electric shocks.

AFCI Outlet Upgrades

Arc-fault circuit interrupters (AFCIs) help prevent fires by breaking circuits. AFCIs are necessary in rooms throughout your home. We can easily upgrade these outlets.

You Need Upgraded Appliance Outlets

Modern household appliances use more electricity than their predecessors. They usually require a 240-volt outlet to operate safely. Upgraded outlets feature four prongs for increased safety, and many older homes have three-prong wiring that may not support modern appliances.

Insufficient Electrical Panels

If your home is a few decades old, it may have a 60-amp circuit breaker which is inadequate for modern homes. The power needs of contemporary homes demand a minimum of 100 amps to power appliances and electronics simultaneously. Our team will set up new circuit breaker box wiring to meet your home's energy requirements.