Tampa House Rewiring Services

Ensuring Your Home Can Safely Meet Electrical Demands

Redoing the electrical wiring in a house is a job that a lot of people put off because they either don't know if it's necessary or they are unsure if what they really need instead is a new electrical panel. If you're experiencing weird issues with your electrical system and aren't sure of the cause, call ACS Home Services today to schedule an appointment with one of our Tampa electricians. Our thorough inspection can determine the right course of action and we're available to answer any questions you may have about rewiring your home.

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Signs It's time to upgrade your electrical wiring or electrical box

If you're uncertain of whether or not it's time to upgrade the electrical system in your house, you should know that most of the signs of faulty wiring are quiet, but they're easy to spot once you know what you're looking for.

• Flickering Lights. One of the most common signs that your electrical panel is overloaded is flickering lights. Homes today use much more energy than they used to even 30 years ago, so it's very likely that your electrical panel is at maximum capacity if you see flickering lights.
• Sparks & Shocks. If you ever feel a shock or see a spark when you plug something into one of your electrical outlets, you need to have your electrical system checked by an electrician. Burn marks around the outlets are another sign that you should have the outlet rewired.
• Tripped Breakers. If your breakers are constantly tripping, your electrical panel is probably overloaded. Many times, homeowners will continue to add switches to the breaker box until there aren't any more slots. Every time you add another room or large appliance, more power is being drawn through the box, which can cause the breakers to trip.
• Old House & Electrical System. We have different electrical needs today than we did 30 or 40 years ago. If you still have a fuse box, your electrical box isn't handling the amount of power that you use. The insulation around the wiring in your home also breaks down over time. You need this insulation to protect your home against electrical fires.