Whole-House Rewiring
Replace dangerous outdated wiring and bring your Michigan home up to modern electrical code.
Safe, Modern Wiring for Your Home
Thousands of Michigan homes still contain knob-and-tube wiring from the early 1900s or aluminum branch wiring from the 1960s and 70s. Both present serious fire risks. Brittle insulation, loose connections, and undersized conductors can overheat inside your walls without warning. FastFix Electrical specializes in full-home rewiring that eliminates these hazards and gives your home a modern, grounded electrical system built to last decades.
Knob-and-Tube Removal
Knob-and-tube wiring was never designed for the electrical loads of modern living. The lack of a ground conductor and deteriorating cloth insulation make it a fire waiting to happen — especially in attics where it’s often buried under blown-in insulation. We carefully remove all knob-and-tube wiring and replace it with modern NM-B Romex throughout your home, restoring safety and insurability.
Aluminum Wiring Remediation
Aluminum branch circuit wiring, common in Michigan homes built between 1965 and 1973, expands and contracts at a different rate than the copper terminals on outlets and switches. Over time this creates loose connections that arc and overheat. We replace aluminum branch circuits with copper or install approved COPALUM connectors at every termination point.
Code-Compliant Rewiring
A full rewire means every circuit in your home meets the current National Electrical Code. That includes arc-fault protection in bedrooms and living spaces, GFCI protection in kitchens, bathrooms, and garages, tamper-resistant receptacles throughout, and properly grounded three-prong outlets everywhere. We bring your home into full compliance so you can sell, insure, and live in it with confidence.
Minimal Disruption Approach
We understand that rewiring an occupied home is a big project. Our crews use fishing techniques, flex-bit drilling, and strategic access points to route new wiring through walls and ceilings with the fewest possible openings. Where drywall repair is needed, we leave clean, ready-to-patch surfaces. Most whole-house rewires are completed within one week.
Michigan’s Trusted Electrical Team
Licensed & Insured
Our Michigan-licensed electricians carry full liability and workers’ compensation coverage. A whole-house rewire is major work — you need a contractor who stands behind every connection.
Insurance-Ready Documentation
Many Michigan insurance carriers require proof that knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring has been replaced before issuing or renewing a policy. We provide detailed completion certificates and passed inspection reports that satisfy any insurer’s requirements.
Upfront Pricing, No Surprises
We walk through your entire home before quoting, identify every circuit that needs replacement, and give you a fixed price in writing. If we find unexpected conditions behind your walls, we discuss options before any additional cost is incurred.
Is Your Wiring Due for Replacement?
Don’t wait for a warning sign inside your walls. Call us today or schedule a consultation to find out if your home needs rewiring.