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Wiring · Additions and older homes

Wiring, Circuits, and Rewiring in Southern NH and the Merrimack Valley

New circuits and safe rewiring for additions, finished basements, and aging homes.

What you get

Wiring you can trust behind the walls

Whether you are finishing a basement, wiring an addition, or replacing old wiring that is no longer safe, we run new circuits and rewire to code. We explain what the work needs and what it does not, then do it cleanly the first time.

The wiring you cannot see is the part that matters most. Older homes in southern New Hampshire and the Merrimack Valley often carry a mix of updates from different decades, and an addition or finished basement needs circuits planned for how the space will really be used. We map the circuits, run them cleanly, and rewire what is genuinely unsafe, without padding the job with work you do not need.

  1. Scope and plan

    We look at the space and the existing wiring, plan the circuits around how you will use the rooms, and give you a clear estimate of what the work actually needs.

  2. Run and rewire

    We run the new circuits, rewire anything unsafe, and connect it back to a properly sized panel, pulling the permit so the work is inspected.

  3. Inspect and explain

    We get the inspection signed off and walk you through what was done, so you know exactly what is behind your walls.

Two photos side by side: a framed addition with rough-in cable stapled along bare studs and recessed light housings between open joists, and pole barn trusses with a neat bundle of yellow cable stapled along one run.

Straight answers

Wiring, Circuits, and Rewiring: common questions

Straight answers from a licensed master electrician. Flip any breaker to read it.

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Do I need to rewire my whole older home?

Usually not. Most older homes need targeted work on the genuinely unsafe or overloaded parts, not a full rewire. We tell you honestly what has to be addressed and what is fine to leave, so you are not paying for work that does not need doing.

Can you wire a finished basement or an addition?

Yes. We plan and run the circuits for finished basements and additions around how you will actually use the space, connect them to a properly sized panel, and pull the permit so the work is inspected and to code.

What are the signs of unsafe old wiring?

Warm outlets, discolored switches, frequent tripping, two-prong outlets throughout, or a burning smell are all worth a look. We diagnose the real condition and repair what needs it, rather than assuming the worst.

Get an honest quote for Wiring, Circuits, and Rewiring

Tell us what is going on and we will lay out clear, honest options and what they cost.

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