Electrical Rewiring Services by Next Generation Electric FL. Protect Your Family with Safe and Modern Electrical Rewiring

Electrical rewiring involves replacing outdated or damaged wiring systems in a home or building. It’s necessary to ensure safety, meet modern electrical code requirements, and support the demands of today’s appliances and smart devices.

Signs your home may need rewiring include:

• Frequent tripped breakers or blown fuses.
• Dimming or flickering lights.
• Burning smells near outlets or switches.
• The presence of aluminum or knob-and-tube wiring.
• Lack of sufficient outlets or grounded three-prong outlets.

The timeframe depends on the size of the property and the complexity of the project. On average:

• Partial rewiring: 1-3 days.
• Whole-home rewiring: 5-10 days.

Yes, most electrical rewiring projects require permits to ensure compliance with local and national electrical codes. Inspections will also be conducted to confirm safety and proper installation.

Yes, modern electrical systems are a significant selling point, especially in older homes. Upgraded wiring improves safety, energy efficiency, and compatibility with modern technology, enhancing resale value.

In some cases, yes. However, if your wiring is outdated or incompatible with the new panel, rewiring may be necessary to ensure safety and performance.

The amount of drywall we cut depends on the type of rewiring job and the specific requirements of the project. In some cases, we only make minimal cuts to access wiring. However, for more complex jobs, such as whole-home rewiring or running wires through difficult areas, we may need to create multiple openings in the drywall to complete the work safely and efficiently.

Rewiring typically involves cutting into walls and ceilings to access wiring. While professional electricians minimize damage, patching and restoring walls is not included as part of our service and should be handled by a contractor or specialist.