Outdated wiring is a problem for older homes in Memphis and Shelby County. Old wires are hazardous and also make it harder for things like installing new lighting and other projects. It can also make your appliances work twice as hard wearing down equipment and leading to higher monthly utilities. To help with these problems Rush Electric does safe and efficient wiring services in the Greater Memphis and Shelby County area for all types of properties. You’ll have a safer and more efficient power system for your home or business when you call today.
Many homes in the Memphis area built in the 90s or earlier have not replaced the wiring in decades, if at all. For current residents and homeowners this can present several problems ranging from inconvenience to danger. Look out for the following signs:
Contacting a trusted electrician in Memphis like Rush Electric will have you and everyone else in a safer position. We’ll scope out the current wiring in your Shelby County property and give you an honest and transparent estimate for service. Get in touch with us today if you notice any of these signs and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible to schedule a visit.
There’s two general types of wiring that we do at Rush Electric. The best option will depend on your needs as well as the severity of your current wiring.
When you are getting new wiring in Memphis you may also be looking for upgrades to your electrical panel and other services to better meet the demands of modern technology. You’ll get all of our service recommendations during your estimate and make selections from there.
At Rush Electric we make electrical wiring service in Shelby County an easy ordeal. Memphis property owners deserve reliable service that’s seamless and trustworthy. Here’s what you can expect from us:
From the moment you make the call to the final walkthrough, Rush Electric prioritizes friendly and accountable service. We’ll get your new wiring installed in no time with minimal interruption.
How long does wiring service take in older Memphis homes?
A full home rewiring project in older homes can take anywhere from 3 to 10 days dependent on factors like home size and accessibility. Partial rewiring can take less time depending on the complexity of the current situation.
Can I be home during a rewiring?
Yes, but a technician will have to shut off the power at certain times. We will coordinate these for minimal disruption however folks relying on power to work during the day may need to go elsewhere for a short period of time.
Can my home insurance cover electrical rewiring?
Always check with your provider. Typical plans won’t cover upgrades even if it’s considered preventative. Sometimes replacing hazardous wiring like knob-and-tube can help lower monthly premiums, but Rush Electric cannot make that guarantee.