Rewiring · Athens, TX
Electrical Rewiring
Our electrical rewiring services replace old, deteriorating wiring with updated systems that comply with current electrical codes and provide reliable power distribution throughout your property.
Chapter 01
Old wiring can't carry what you plug in now
Houses built decades ago were wired for lamps, a TV and a few appliances. Now there are microwaves, space heaters, chargers and a computer in every room. Cloth-wrapped cable, brittle insulation, two-wire circuits with no ground and aluminum branch lines are the kinds of wiring that wear out or run hot.
The warning signs are burning smells, buzzing, hot outlets, discolored switch plates, sparking and flickering lights. If you've seen any of them in an older place around Malakoff, Kerens or Coffee City, a patch won't cure it. The whole circuit may need replacing, and that takes a plan.
Meter base and two disconnects with a conduit riser on a wood-sided wall
A room-by-room plan, new runs, panel tie-in
Justin walks the house and builds the plan with you: which rooms first, where the new cable runs, where walls have to open and where he can fish wire through attic and crawl space without tearing out plaster. Rewiring isn't one big demolition. It's done in stages.
New circuits are run back to the panel, which is often upgraded in the same job, and every connection is made in a box with a cover. Every connection meets current electrical codes and best practices, and that's the standard he holds the work to. Old cable gets disconnected and pulled where it can be, not left live in the wall.
Chapter 03
Living in the house, and what you get at the end
Most families stay in the house during a rewire, so Justin works to keep power on in the rooms you use and shuts off one circuit at a time. He tells you up front which walls will open, and he keeps the cut-ins tidy so the patching afterward is simple.
When it's done you have new circuits, grounded outlets, a labeled panel and a five-year labor warranty behind the labor. Homeowners in Athens and Eustace can call (903) 218-3632 to set up a walk-through, and Justin will lay out the order of work in plain terms before anyone picks up a tool.
Your technician is the owner and a master electrician