Most Sacramento homes built before 1980 are running on wiring that wasn't designed for modern electrical loads. Some have aluminum branch circuits or ungrounded systems that are known fire risks. Over time, insulation breaks down, connections loosen, and the system simply wasn't built for the number of devices and appliances we use today. A full rewire replaces all of that with modern copper wiring and grounded circuits sized for how you actually live.
We plan the work to keep disruption to a minimum, fishing wiring through walls and ceilings with as few access points as possible. Everything gets brought up to current code, with GFCI and AFCI protection where it's required. We patch access points neatly and leave your home safer and ready for what's next.
What does a whole-home rewire include?
Full assessment
We evaluate your existing wiring, panel, and grounding and map out exactly what needs replacing.
Modern grounded wiring
New copper wiring and grounded circuits throughout, sized for how you actually use your home.
Aluminum remediation
Safe remediation of aluminum branch wiring using approved methods, where present.
Outlets, switches & GFCI
New outlets and switches, with GFCI and AFCI protection where code requires it.
Panel coordination
We coordinate any needed panel upgrade so the whole system works together and to code.
Permit, inspection & cleanup
We pull the permit, meet the inspector, and patch access points neatly when finished.
How do you know if your home needs rewiring?
- Two-prong, ungrounded outlets throughout the home
- Aluminum branch wiring, common in some 1960s and 70s homes
- Frequent breaker trips, flickering lights, or warm outlets
- Cloth-insulated or knob-and-tube wiring
- A burning smell or discolored outlets and switches
- Wiring that is decades old and never updated