There are many reasons why you might need to rewire your house. Here are a few of the most common:

• Your home is old. If your home was built before the 1970s, it is likely that the electrical wiring is outdated and not up to current safety standards.
• You have added new electrical appliances or devices. If you have added new electrical appliances or devices to your home, you may need to rewire your house to accommodate the additional load.
• You have had electrical problems. If you have had electrical problems, such as blown fuses or tripped breakers, you may need to rewire your house to fix the problem.
• You are selling your home. If you are selling your home, you may need to rewire your house to make it more attractive to buyers.

If you are thinking about rewiring your house, it is important to do your research and choose a qualified electrician. Rewiring your house can be a complex and dangerous project, so it is important to have it done by someone who knows what they are doing.

Here are some of the benefits of rewiring your house:

• Increased safety. Outdated electrical wiring can be a fire hazard. Rewiring your house with modern wiring can help to reduce the risk of fire.
• Increased value. A home with updated electrical wiring is more likely to sell for a higher price.
• Peace of mind. Knowing that your home’s electrical wiring is up to date can give you peace of mind.

There are several signs that may indicate that you need to upgrade your home’s electrical system. These include:

1. Frequent Circuit Breaker Trips: If your circuit breaker frequently trips or you experience frequent power outages, it may be a sign that your electrical system is overloaded and needs an upgrade.
2. Flickering or Dimming Lights: If you notice that your lights flicker or dim when you turn on certain appliances or equipment, it may indicate that your electrical system is not able to handle the power demand and needs an upgrade.
3. Burning Smell or Smoke: If you smell burning or see smoke coming from outlets or electrical devices, it is a serious sign of an electrical problem and should be addressed immediately.
4. Outdated Wiring: If your home is more than 30 years old and has not had an electrical upgrade, it may have outdated wiring that is not up to current safety standards.
5. Overuse of Extension Cords: If you find yourself relying on extension cords and power strips to provide additional outlets, it may be a sign that your home’s electrical system is not meeting your needs.
6. Electrical Shocks: If you experience electrical shocks when you plug in or touch electrical devices, it is a sign of an electrical problem that requires immediate attention.

At Current Solutions Electric, we can inspect your home’s electrical system and determine if an upgrade is necessary to ensure your safety and the proper functioning of your electrical devices.. Contact us today.