Safe new wiring with as little mess as possible

Whole-House and Partial Rewiring Near You in Orem, UT

Wiring hides in your walls for decades. Over time, insulation cracks, connections loosen and old wiring was never made for today's loads. Our Orem electricians replace worn wiring room by room or for the whole house, working through attics and basements to keep wall damage small. Worried about something you see right now? Call us for a same day check, or our 24 hour line for anything that smells hot. Facing an electrical emergency? A licensed electrician near you in Orem is one call away.

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Signs your home may need rewiring

No single sign means you need a full rewire. Several together usually do.

Two-prong outlets throughout

No ground wire in most of the house is a sign of original, older wiring.

Cloth-covered or brittle wire

Old insulation can crack and expose copper when it is moved.

Lots of extension cords

Too few outlets for how you live today.

Frequent flicker and trips

Many circuits acting up, not just one.

Ungrounded or DIY additions

Past owners added wiring without permits or proper boxes.

Aluminum branch wiring

Common in late 1960s and early 70s homes. See Aluminum Wiring Repair.

New electrical wires coming out of an opening in a white wall during a rewire — Small access holes, not torn-out walls.

How we rewire without wrecking your walls

Rewiring sounds messy. It doesn't have to be. Many Orem homes are ramblers or two-story homes with a basement and an attic, which gives us good paths for new wire.

Fish wire through existing walls from above and below.
Cut small, neat holes only where we must, then patch them.
Work room by room so you keep power in the rest of the house.
Protect floors and furniture, and clean up dust every day.

Partial rewire or whole house?

You don't always need to rewire everything. Here is how we help homeowners decide.

Choosing the right rewiring scope
Option	Good when	What you get
Targeted repair	One circuit or room has damaged wiring	That circuit replaced and tested
Partial rewire	Kitchen, bath or an addition is the problem area	New circuits for the rooms that need them
Whole-house rewire	Most wiring is old, ungrounded or unsafe	All new branch wiring, outlets and switches
Rewire plus panel	The panel is also old or too small	Everything new, often with a panel upgrade

Your rewire, from first visit to final inspection

Clear stages so you always know what is next.

Inspect and map
We map every circuit and find what must be replaced.
Plan with you
We agree on scope, outlet locations and a room-by-room schedule.
Rough-in
New wire is pulled and boxes are set. The city inspects the rough-in.
Finish and patch
Devices go in, walls are patched, and every circuit is tested and labeled.

Related services and nearby areas

Rewiring often goes together with these jobs.

Home rewiring questions

How do I know if my house needs rewiring?

Look for several signs together: two-prong outlets, cracked or cloth wire, frequent trips, scorched devices, or many DIY additions. An inspection gives a clear answer.

Can I live in my home during a rewire?

Usually yes. We work room by room so most of the house keeps power each day.

How long does a whole-house rewire take?

It depends on size and access. Many homes take several days of work plus inspection time.

Will you have to tear open my walls?

No. We fish wire through attics and basements and cut small holes only where needed, then patch them.

Do I need a permit to rewire?

Yes. Rewiring needs a permit and inspections in Orem. We handle both.

Should I replace my panel at the same time?

If the panel is old or too small, doing both together often saves time and money.

Wondering if your wiring is safe?

Start with an inspection. We will tell you if you need a repair, a partial rewire or a whole-house rewire.

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