Circuit planning and load layout
Mapping what is on each breaker, identifying overloaded circuits, and laying out new circuits so everyday loads are distributed more safely and predictably.
Professional Home Rewiring
Home Rewiring
If your home has older wiring, frequent breaker trips, or a remodel on the horizon, rewiring is the safest way to bring circuits, outlets, and lighting up to today's expectations. PDQ Electric LLC provides code-focused rewiring work with clear scope and clean, respectful workmanship.
Established 2009
Licensed Contractor EN215437
Plan safer, more useful circuits
When home rewiring makes sense
Home rewiring is a planned replacement or rework of the electrical system that feeds your lights, receptacles, and dedicated appliances. In practice, it can mean anything from replacing a few unsafe branch circuits to a whole house rewiring that updates most or all wiring runs back to the panel.
Homes across our service areas have a mix of ages, and many homeowners run into the same turning points: adding recessed lighting, finishing a basement, opening walls for a remodel, or changing a panel and discovering the existing wiring is not in good shape. Rewiring is also common when you want grounded receptacles throughout, more usable circuits for modern loads, and better outlet placement.
PDQ Electric LLC has been serving local communities since 2009. The work is led by a licensed contractor (EN215437), with a focus on reliable, code-compliant electrical service at competitive prices.
A scope built around your home
What a house rewiring project can include
New branch wiring and device boxes
Replacing aging or damaged wiring runs, setting new boxes to proper depth, and making up connections cleanly so devices fit correctly and stay secure.
Grounding and bonding checks
Verifying the home's grounding and bonding path so fault current has a safe route back, which is foundational to modern electrical safety.
Outlet and switch updates
Replacing worn receptacles, correcting loose or backstabbed connections when found, and updating device locations when walls are already open.
Dedicated circuits for key equipment
Adding or correcting dedicated circuits where required or recommended for appliances and equipment so one device is not sharing power with sensitive loads.
Coordination with a panel change when needed
If your rewiring plan involves moving circuits or making room for new ones, rewiring can be coordinated with a panel replacement so everything is labeled and organized.
Define the work before it begins
Whole house rewiring: what “full” really means
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A whole house rewiring is not one-size-fits-all. Some homes need a true end-to-end replacement of branch wiring, while others need targeted replacement plus new circuits for added rooms and modern loads.
Most whole house rewiring projects start with a walkthrough and a plan: what stays, what gets replaced, which walls or ceilings need access, and where you want outlets, switches, and lighting. From there, the scope is usually organized by areas of the home so power can stay on where possible.
Practical details matter. Access—open walls versus finished drywall—attic and crawlspace conditions, and the number of floors all change how the work is approached. If your home is occupied during the project, sequencing and daily cleanup become part of the plan, not an afterthought.
PDQ Electric LLC keeps the scope specific: which circuits are being replaced, which devices are being changed, what openings are required for access, and what will be tested and labeled when the work is complete.
A controlled path from planning to power
How a rewiring job typically runs
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Walkthrough and safety check
We look at the panel, visible wiring conditions, and what you want to change—remodel plans, added loads, and outlet locations. The goal is to identify any immediate hazards and define a realistic scope.
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Written scope and circuit plan
You get a clear description of what will be rewired, what will remain, where access is needed, and what devices are being replaced or added.
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Protect the home and create access
Work areas are covered and access is made as planned through the attic, crawlspace, or strategic wall openings when required. We aim to keep disruption controlled and predictable.
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Rough-in: run cable, set boxes, make connections
New wiring is routed and secured, device boxes are installed or adjusted, and connections are made in approved enclosures. Circuits are organized so troubleshooting later is straightforward.
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Trim-out and verification
Devices are installed, circuits are labeled, and we verify operation. The objective is a clean finish that matches the plan and is ready for normal daily use.
Planning your investment
How Much Does Home Rewiring Cost?
Home rewiring typically ranges from about $2,500 to $8,000+ for partial rewiring, while whole house rewiring often lands around $10,000 to $25,000+ depending on size and access. Smaller projects can include replacing a handful of problem circuits; larger scopes can include many new circuits, device locations, and extensive access work.
Your price depends most on how much of the home is being rewired, how finished the walls and ceilings are, attic and crawlspace access, the condition of existing boxes and connections, and whether the plan includes a panel change or significant circuit reconfiguration. The exact cost is confirmed after an on-site walkthrough and scope review.
Book Your Free Inspection“PDQ did a great job swapping out a chandelier in my foyer that has a 17 foot ceiling. They were very easy to talk to and kept me informed leading up to the appointment. Pricing was also very reasonable. Very respectful of my home and did a great job making sure no mess left behind.”
“Quincy is knowledgeable, professional, yet friendly, and reasonably priced. I would definitely recommend and use his services again.”
“I had the pleasure of working with PDQ Electric and the service was awesome! The tech arrived on time which was a major plus. He was very knowledgeable... Extremely professional and his pricing was very fair.”
Helpful answers before you plan
Home rewiring questions we hear
Can you do house rewiring in phases, or does it have to be all at once?
Yes, house rewiring can often be done in phases if the scope is planned carefully. Many homeowners start with the most urgent circuits or the areas being remodeled first, then complete remaining rooms later. The key is to keep the plan consistent so circuits, labeling, and device locations don't become piecemeal or confusing.
How long does whole house rewiring take in an occupied home?
Whole house rewiring is typically a multi-day project, and the timeline depends on the home's size, access through the attic and crawlspace, and how much drywall access is needed. If you are living in the home during the work, sequencing matters: we plan room-by-room so you can keep using key areas while circuits are being updated.
Do you have to open walls for home rewiring?
Some wall or ceiling access is common, but the amount varies a lot by house layout and available pathways. In many homes, a portion of rewiring can be done through attics, crawlspaces, and targeted openings at device locations. A walkthrough is the only reliable way to determine where access will be needed.
Will rewiring require replacing the electrical panel too?
Not always, but rewiring and a panel change are sometimes paired when the existing panel is undersized for the new circuit plan or when circuit organization and labeling need a full reset. During the initial review, we look at how the new circuits would land in the panel and whether the existing setup supports the scope safely.
What are signs my home may need rewiring rather than another repair?
Recurring breaker trips, warm or discolored outlets, flickering lights tied to specific circuits, and a pattern of intermittent power in multiple areas are common reasons to consider rewiring instead of repeated spot fixes. If the underlying wiring or connections are degraded, replacing the affected circuit is often the more durable answer.
Who will be responsible for the rewiring work at PDQ Electric LLC?
PDQ Electric LLC was founded in 2009 by Quincy Quarles, and the company's work is led by a licensed contractor (EN215437). If you reach out, you can expect a straightforward discussion of your goals, what the home allows for access, and what scope makes sense before any work begins.
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Plan your rewiring with a clear scope
Tell PDQ Electric LLC what you are changing in the home and what problems you are seeing. We will walk the space, confirm what needs to be rewired, and lay out a practical plan for safer circuits, outlets, and lighting.