When Does Your Georgia Home Need Rewiring?

If your home was built before 1980, it may have wiring that's not only outdated but potentially dangerous. Rewiring is a major project, but it's one of the most important investments in your home's safety.

Signs Your Home Needs Rewiring

• **Knob-and-tube wiring** — common in pre-1950s homes, no longer considered safe
• **Aluminum wiring** — used in the 1960s-70s, associated with fire hazards
• **Two-prong outlets** — indicates ungrounded wiring
• **Cloth-insulated wiring** — brittle and deteriorating insulation
• **Frequent electrical problems** — tripping, flickering, warm outlets
• **Renovation plans** — major remodels are an ideal time to upgrade wiring

What Rewiring Involves

A whole-home rewire replaces all electrical wiring from the panel to every outlet, switch, and fixture. Our licensed electricians:

• Plan the new wiring layout
• Install new wiring through walls and attics
• Replace the electrical panel if needed
• Install modern outlets and switches
• Test everything and arrange inspection

Cost Considerations

Rewiring is an investment, but it dramatically increases your home's safety and value. We provide clear, upfront pricing and offer financing options for larger projects.

**Keep your family safe.** Call on Ark for a rewiring assessment — 912-682-9991.