Maryland Whole-Home Rewiring

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Your home’s wiring is the backbone of your electrical system. Over time, wires can deteriorate, become outdated, or fail to meet modern safety standards. Whether you’re experiencing electrical issues, renovating, or living in an older home, whole-home rewiring can improve efficiency and reliability.

At Electrical Connections LLC, our licensed electricians have years of experience handling full-scale rewiring projects. We serve Marylanders throughout the state. We follow all local building codes, use high-quality materials, and ensure every connection is safe, secure, and built to last.

Ready to make your home safer and more efficient?

Contact us to schedule a consultation with a trusted rewiring electrician from Electrical Connections! We’ve been providing customers with trusted electrical work since 2003.

Why Invest in Whole-Home Rewiring?

Rewiring a property isn’t just about replacing old wires. It’s about improving safety, meeting modern electrical demands, and increasing property value. Here’s why many homeowners choose to invest in new electrical wiring:

Signs of Electrical Issues

Outdated wiring can overheat, trigger electrical shocks, or even cause fires. New wiring helps protect your home from preventable hazards. If you notice any of the following electrical issues, it might be time to upgrade your wiring system:

  • Frequent circuit breaker trips
  • Flickering lights
  • Burning smells near outlets or your electrical panel
  • Buzzing sounds from outlets, light fixtures, or your panel
  • Warm spots behind walls
  • Outlets, switches, light fixtures, or breakers that feel warm to the touch
  • Outdated electrical wiring, like aluminum or knob-and-tube wiring

Today’s homes require more power than ever for electronics, appliances, and HVAC systems. Rewiring ensures your home can handle increased demand without tripping breakers or risking electrical hazards.

New electrical wiring can operate more efficiently, reducing wasted energy and potentially lowering your electric bill. This can make your home's electrical system safer and more reliable.

If you’re remodeling or adding new rooms to your home, rewiring is often necessary to accommodate extra outlets, lighting, and appliances.

An electrician for home rewiring will make sure your home meets current safety standards, which is especially important if you plan to sell your home. Electrical Connections LLC has the training, tools, and skills to handle projects of any size while delivering exceptional workmanship.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Whole-Home Rewiring

How long does it take to rewire an entire home?

The timeline depends on your home’s size, age, and accessibility of wiring. Most projects take anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks. Our team will provide a detailed schedule so you know what to expect.

Only if you need extensive electrical work that requires cutting into walls or ceilings in multiple rooms. We’ll discuss the scope of work and help you plan accordingly to minimize disruption.

Costs vary depending on the size of your home and the complexity of the installation. While home rewiring is an investment, it adds value, improves safety, and can help prevent expensive electrical issues in the future.

No. Rewiring is complex, dangerous work that must meet strict electrical codes. Attempting DIY rewiring can lead to serious injury, property damage, or even fire. Always hire a licensed electrician for home rewiring to ensure the work is done correctly and safely.

Some wall cutting is necessary to replace old wiring. Our electricians take care to minimize damage and will discuss repair options so your home is restored after the project.

Yes. New wiring can improve efficiency by reducing electrical resistance and delivering consistent power to your devices and appliances. This can help save money on energy costs over time.

The rewiring process typically starts with a full electrical inspection to assess your current system. Next, our electricians create a plan that meets your home’s power needs and local code requirements.

We’ll replace old wiring, upgrade outlets and switches, and upgrade your electrical panel if needed. Once the wiring is complete, we test the system to ensure safety, reliability, and efficiency.

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June 2025

Josh is amazing! He took time to prepare and explain 4 EV charger installation options for us and repairs. He put in the effort to give us exactly what we wanted and stayed within time and budget. I HIGHLY recommend home for your electrical project.

Johnika A.

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May 2025

Super easy to schedule and work with. We got recessed lights put into two rooms, and our electrician James was informative and helpful, being detailed and upfront throughout the job. He continued to be helpful through any questions we had. Definitely recommend!

Stephanie W.

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May 2025

Franklin was wonderful. He was so thorough and clearly walked us through the work and the issues he uncovered (including some possible fire hazards that we are SO thankful he resolved). He was also just very friendly and nice to have around! Whenever we need an electrician again, we will be happy to have him back.

Marisa K.

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May 2025

Trevor F and his team did an awesome job in installing my EV wall charger. They were very professional and got the job done in record time. I will definitely be giving EC a call for future electrical issues. Highly recommend!

Alan K.

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March 2025

Peter Aurgaur and Jeremiah Castillo did a great job today replacing/upgrading my breaker panel. They worked very well together to efficiently perform all aspects of the job. I look forward to getting a successful inspection and then closing outage work when Pepco arrives to work with Peter to up date my meter and housing.

Vernon V.