Whole-Home Rewiring Services in Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky

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Wiring & Rewiring for Your Home

The number one cause of house fires is old or faulty wiring. The older your home, the greater the risk. Old wiring wears out over time, and new innovations, materials, and electrical building codes have significantly improved safety. If your home is old and the wiring is original, it might be time to invest in whole-home rewiring services from a trusted team of professionals.

Does your home have a lot of two-prong outlets? A ground fault circuit interrupter, called a GFCI or GFI, is an inexpensive device that, when properly installed, will protect you, your family, friends, and pets from electrical shocks and burns.

Additionally, older types of wiring, including aluminum wiring, can be dangerous. Don’t risk your family’s safety. Call Apollo Home today to learn about rewiring services near Greater Cincinnati, Ohio, and parts of Northern Kentucky.

Our electricians may be able to do partial upgrades without completely rewiring your house. Look at our list of warning signs below to see if you should have your house inspected.

Keep Up with Growing Power Needs

When too much power is drawn through a circuit, your breaker will trip. This can harm sensitive electronics like computers, and a tripped breaker is a hassle for you.

Standard household code requires a receptacle every 12 feet to help eliminate cord hazards. Pulling too much power from a single power strip can overload and overheat the wiring, potentially causing a fire.

Get Easier Electrical Maintenance

When it’s easy to tell which outlets are on which breakers, maintenance, repairs, and other projects become more efficient; a properly labeled breaker box with labeled outlets can save time and money.

When Do You Need Whole-Home Rewiring Services?

If you experience any of these warning signs, your electrical wiring may be unsafe, and a whole-home wiring upgrade is possibly needed:

Breakers tripping regularly
Flickering or dimming of lights
Loose or warm outlets or light switches
Overloaded or outdated breaker boxes
Discolored, stained, or hot electrical receptacles or outlets
Frayed or exposed wires
A tingling sensation when touching a light switch or appliance
A burning or burning rubber odor when lights or appliances are on, especially for a significant amount of time
Ungrounded two-prong outlets or no GFI outlets
Your electrical system consists of aluminum or knob and tube wiring

Need help determining how safe your wiring is? Give Apollo Home a call to have one of our licensed, experienced electricians do an evaluation of your home’s electrical system.