Home Wiring & Rewiring

From a single circuit to a complete rewire, we wire homes safely and cleanly — renovations, additions, new construction, and replacement of dangerous knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring.

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Old wiring is one of the most common causes of house fires. If your home still has knob-and-tube, cloth-insulated or aluminum branch wiring, a rewire dramatically improves safety, often lowers insurance headaches, and gives you the circuits modern life needs.

PowerX handles wiring for renovations, additions, basement suites and full whole-home rewires. We plan circuits around how you actually live — kitchens, home offices, EV readiness — and finish to the current BC Electrical Code with permits and inspection.

Wiring work we do

✓Whole-home rewiring
✓Knob-and-tube wiring replacement
✓Aluminum branch wiring remediation
✓Renovation & addition wiring
✓Basement & secondary suite wiring
✓Kitchen & bathroom remodel circuits
✓New construction wiring
✓Dedicated circuits & EV readiness

How a rewire works

Walkthrough & plan

We map your existing wiring and plan new circuits around your needs and budget.

Fixed quote & permit

You get a written scope and price; we pull the electrical permit.

Rough-in

New wiring is run and inspected before walls are closed.

Finish & inspect

Devices, fixtures and the panel are completed and a final inspection signs it off.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does my home really need rewiring?

If you have knob-and-tube, aluminum branch wiring, cloth-insulated wire, frequent breaker trips or two-prong outlets throughout, it's worth an assessment. We'll give you an honest opinion, not a scare tactic.

Can you rewire without tearing apart every wall?

Often, yes. Experienced electricians can fish much of the wiring through existing cavities, attics and crawlspaces, minimizing drywall damage. We'll explain what's realistic for your home.

Will rewiring help with home insurance?

Many insurers in BC are cautious about knob-and-tube and aluminum wiring. Replacing it and getting documentation often makes coverage easier — check with your insurer for specifics.