EZ HVAC & ElectricCall (704) 901-6554

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Electrical Wiring & Rewiring in Charlotte, NC

Whole-house rewiring, wiring repair, remodels and new construction wiring by a licensed electrician.

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  • The licensed owner on every job

  • HVAC and electrical under one roof

  • A clear price before work starts

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Old or damaged wiring is one of the most common causes of electrical problems in older homes. EZ HVAC & Electric handles electrical wiring and electrical rewiring in Charlotte, NC and nearby towns, from repairing a damaged run to whole-house rewiring, plus wiring for remodels and new construction.

Know your wiring

Wiring we replace

  • Knob-and-tube wiring, found in very old homes, with no ground and aging insulation
  • Aluminum branch wiring, which needs proper connections or replacement to prevent overheating
  • Cloth-insulated wiring that has become brittle
  • Undersized, damaged or amateur wiring found during other work

What we do

Rewiring and wiring services

  • House rewiring

    and whole-house rewiring

  • Wiring repair

    for damaged or unsafe runs

  • Remodel wiring

    for kitchens, baths, basements and additions

  • Outbuilding wiring

    for detached garages, sheds and workshops

Rewiring is planned room by room to limit drywall openings, and we'll walk you through the plan and schedule before starting. If your panel is outdated too, it often makes sense to upgrade the panel at the same time. For a single problem like a dead outlet or tripping breaker, start with electrical repair.

New construction

New construction electrical wiring

We wire new homes for builders, contractors and owners building their own, from rough-in through trim-out and final inspection. Because we're also licensed HVAC contractors, the HVAC circuits and equipment connections are handled by the same tech who installs the heating and cooling.

Building a new home? Call (704) 901-6554 to talk through plans and timelines.

Warning signs

Signs your home may need rewiring

  • Ungrounded outlets

    Two-prong, ungrounded outlets throughout the house

  • Aging wiring types

    Knob-and-tube, cloth-insulated or aluminum branch wiring

  • Heat or burning smells

    Outlets or switch plates that feel warm, or a burning smell

  • Flickering lights

    Lights that flicker or dim throughout the house

  • Repeated breaker trips

    Frequent tripping on circuits that aren't overloaded

  • Inspection concerns

    A home inspector or insurer flagging the wiring

Our process

The rewiring process

  • Inspection

    we look at the panel, attic, crawl space and a sample of outlets and switches to see what you have.

  • Plan and price

    a room-by-room plan for how new wiring will be run, with a detailed price.

  • Schedule

    we set a schedule that keeps power on in most of the house each night.

  • Rewire

    new circuits are run through attics, crawl spaces and walls with as few openings as possible.

  • Testing and walkthrough

    every circuit is tested and labeled, and we walk you through the new layout.

Upfront clarity

What affects the cost of rewiring

  • The size of the home and number of circuits
  • Access through the attic and crawl space versus finished walls and ceilings
  • Whether the panel also needs replacing
  • Wall and ceiling openings that need patching afterward

We'll give you a detailed price before any work is scheduled.

Remodels and additions

Remodel and addition wiring

Kitchens, bathrooms, basements and additions have their own electrical requirements. A kitchen remodel usually needs several dedicated circuits for appliances and countertop outlets, plus GFCI protection. Bathrooms need GFCI-protected circuits, and many living spaces now require arc-fault (AFCI) protection. Adding a room or finishing a basement can also push an older panel past its capacity.

We plan remodel wiring with you and your contractor before walls are closed, so the new space is wired to current code from day one.

Local trust

Why homeowners call EZ HVAC & Electric

Areas we serve

Charlotte and these nearby towns:

  • The licensed owner on every job

    Ezequiel Lopez holds both licenses (NC HVAC License #30039 and NC Electrical License #37663) and does the work himself. No subcontractors, no rotating crews.

  • HVAC and electrical under one roof

    Many HVAC jobs need electrical work too, like a new circuit for a heat pump or a disconnect for a condenser. One licensed tech handles both.

  • A clear price before work starts

    You get an explanation of what's wrong and what it will cost before any work begins. No surprises on the invoice.

  • Local to Mint Hill

    Based on Lake Rd in Mint Hill and serving Charlotte and nearby towns. Open Monday–Sunday, 8:00 AM–7:00 PM.

FAQ

Good questions. Straight answers.

Electrical Wiring & Rewiring in Charlotte, NC.

How much does it cost to rewire a house in Charlotte?

It depends on the size of the home, how accessible the walls and attic are, and how many circuits are involved. We'll inspect the home and give you a detailed price before any work is scheduled.

Is knob-and-tube wiring dangerous?

Knob-and-tube wiring isn't grounded, its insulation breaks down with age, and it's often been modified over the years. Some insurers won't cover homes that still have it. We recommend having it evaluated and replaced.

Can I stay home during a rewire?

Usually, yes. We work room by room and restore power at the end of each day where possible. We'll plan the schedule with you before starting.

Do you wire new construction homes?

Yes. We handle new construction electrical wiring from rough-in through final inspection, for builders and owners.

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