Electrical Wiring and Rewiring in Coral Springs, FL

Electrical Wiring and Rewiring in Coral Springs, FL and Broward County

New circuits for a remodel or an addition, or replacing the wiring an older Broward house came with. Every run is done to code and labeled at the panel.

Wiring work we do

From a single dedicated circuit to a whole-house rewire. The common projects:

Dedicated circuits for kitchens, laundry, workshops, and home offices
Kitchen and bath remodels, including the small-appliance and GFCI circuits the code requires
Additions, garage conversions, and enclosed patios
Aluminum branch-circuit remediation in 1960s and 1970s homes
Replacement of cloth-insulated and deteriorated wiring
Sub-panels for detached garages and workshops
Low-voltage rough-in for data and TV where it makes sense to do it at the same time

When the wiring itself is the problem

Aluminum branch wiring

Common in South Florida homes built from about 1965 to 1973. It expands and loosens at connections over time. It can be made safe with the right connectors, but it has to be done correctly, and insurers often ask about it.

Cloth-insulated wire

Older runs where the insulation has gone brittle and cracks when touched. Once it is disturbed, it needs to be replaced, not patched.

Ungrounded two-prong outlets

Common in older houses. Sometimes fixable with a GFCI, sometimes a sign the whole circuit lacks a ground path.

Not enough circuits

A kitchen from 1975 was not wired for an air fryer, an espresso machine, and a microwave on one countertop. Modern code requires several dedicated circuits there for a reason.

A remodel opened the walls

If the drywall is coming down anyway, it is the cheapest moment you will ever have to fix the wiring behind it.

Extension cords doing permanent duty

A power strip feeding a power strip behind the TV, or a cord run under a rug, means the room needs outlets it does not have.

How the job goes

Walkthrough and scope
We look at what is there, what you are building, and what the panel can support. We take notes and sketch the circuit plan.
Written quote
Itemized by circuit or by area, so you can see what each part costs and adjust the scope if you want.
Permit
Wiring work is permitted in every Broward municipality. We file, and we coordinate with your contractor if there is one.
Rough-in
Boxes set, cable pulled, everything labeled. The inspector sees this stage before the walls close.
Trim-out and final
Devices, covers, and plates. Final inspection attended. Panel directory updated.

Questions we get

Does aluminum wiring have to be replaced entirely?

Not always. Branch-circuit aluminum can be made safe with approved connectors at every termination, which is far less invasive than a rewire. We inspect first and recommend based on what we find.

Can you work with my general contractor?

Yes. Much of our wiring work is on additions and remodels alongside a GC. We coordinate rough-in and final with their schedule.

How much drywall damage is there?

Less than people expect. We fish cable where we can and open walls only where we have to. Any openings are kept small and square for easy patching.

Will this show up at resale?

A permitted rewire with a closed inspection is a selling point. Unpermitted wiring is the opposite, and inspectors find it.

Get a Quote

Tell us what you have in mind and we will get back to you with a written quote. Photos of the space or equipment always help.

(772) 501-5427

Email: mark@mtmelectric.biz
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
License: Florida Certified Electrical Contractor EC13012509. Verify with DBPR
Service area: Broward and Palm Beach County

Electrical Wiring and Rewiring in Coral Springs, FL