TO HAVE YOUR HOME REWIRED, CONTACT GENUINE ELECTRIC.
The prospect of having your house rewired might be intimidating. Genuine Electric’s expertise can assist make the process of rewiring your house smooth and uncomplicated by using up-to-date technology and highly experienced specialists. For over ten years, we have been assisting homeowners in Acworth, Cobb County, and Cherokee County with house rewiring. Call us right away!
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Signs That Your Home Should be Rewired
Your property may have outdated wiring that is no longer up to code, or the wiring may have been installed incorrectly as a result of a remodeling or badly done repair. Here are several indicators that your home requires a complete rewiring:
A burning odor near an outlet– This is the most obvious sign of defective wiring. If an appliance is plugged in, turn off the power before disconnecting it.
Overloaded electrical panel– When you require more energy than your system can manage, you may be putting the panel at danger of overloading.
Lights that flicker in the wind– This might be an indication of frayed wires where your system links to the power grid.
Discolored outlet covers/switch plates– This might indicate a recurring cycle of overheating the wire connection due to improper grounding or a loose connection.
Aluminum wiring– Aluminum, a popular material used in wires in the 1960s and 1970s, was discovered to cause weak wire connections.
No GFCIs– Ground-fault circuit interrupters, which lessen the danger of electrocution, should be installed in outlets near bodies of water.
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Common Questions About Rewiring Your Home
Aluminum wiring isn’t automatically dangerous, but it’s far more prone to loose connections, overheating, and electrical faults than modern copper wiring. Over time, aluminum expands and contracts, which can cause wires to loosen at outlets, switches, and breakers. This increases the risk of arcing and electrical fires. If your home was built in the 1960s or 1970s, a licensed electrician can inspect the wiring and recommend whether repairs or a full rewire are necessary.
The safest way to confirm code compliance is to have a licensed electrician inspect your electrical system. They’ll check wiring types, grounding, panel capacity, outlet spacing, GFCI placement, and other safety standards. Homes with older wiring, DIY electrical work, or outdated panels often fall short of today’s requirements. If your home hasn’t been inspected in years, or you’re planning renovations, checking for code compliance is a smart first step.
Most full-home rewires take anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the size of the home, the age of the wiring, and how accessible the walls and attic spaces are. Smaller or partially rewired projects may be completed faster. Your electrician can provide a realistic timeline after inspecting your home’s layout and wiring condition.
In many cases, yes — but it depends on the scope of the work and your comfort level. During a rewire, power may be turned off in sections of the home as electricians work room by room. This can mean limited access to certain outlets, lighting, or appliances during the day. If the project is extensive or you’re sensitive to noise or dust, you may prefer to be away during work hours. Your electrician can give you a clear plan so you know what to expect.
Sometimes. In homes with accessible attics, crawl spaces, or basements, electricians can often fish new wires through existing channels with minimal drywall removal. However, if the wiring is very old, buried behind insulation, or difficult to reach, some wall openings may still be necessary. A professional inspection can determine the least invasive way to complete the job safely.
Genuine Electric offers professional rewiring services.
Call Genuine Electric at (678) 427-9256 immediately if you are thinking about having your house rewired. Any client who has previously dealt with us knows to call us first for any electric service needs. In many ways, we are dedicated to offering the greatest customer service in the Acworth, Cobb County, and Cherokee County, Georgia areas, including:
- Flat-Rate Upfront Pricing– We will never surprise you with a charge. We provide free quotations and upfront pricing on all services, including rewiring. If necessary, we can also arrange financing.
- Professional Service– To help you, our technicians are highly trained and licensed. On all of our rewiring services, we deliver first-rate workmanship.
- Respect and Dedication– We show our clients respect by arriving on time and maintaining all locations clean and neat. We will also guide you through each step and procedure to ensure that you are aware of and understand what is going on at all times.