Wiring and Rewiring Services in Oklahoma and North Texas

We understand you’re probably not thinking about your home’s electrical wiring, but there are a few red flags you can keep an eye (and a nose) out for.

• Blown fuses - Frequent blown fuses may indicate your home’s wiring is no longer capable of handling your electrical needs.
• Sparking or discolored outlets - Outlets that spark or show some discoloration may be linked to loose connections, but these signs may also be linked to poor or worn-out wiring.
• A burning odor - A burning smell around your electrical outlets is not normal. If you smell a burning odor, contact a professional immediately.
• Tripped breakers - A tripped breaker is meant to protect against overloaded circuits, but frequent tripped breakers can be a concern. Again, this may mean your wiring can’t handle your needs.
• Outdated wiring materials - Living in an older home also comes with its own risks. Many homes built before the 1980s used aluminum wiring, which is a fire risk.

According to the United States Fire Administration, 39% of electrical fires are caused by old, faulty wiring or outlets. Choosing a professional electrician to handle your wiring or rewiring service is crucial because they know how to handle electrical systems without risking the safety of themselves or others.

When it comes to your electrical system, the best advice we can give you is to trust your gut. If something feels wrong, it probably is.

That being said, there are a few scenarios that absolutely warrant a call to a professional electrician:

• If you notice unexplained increases in your electric bill
• If you smell burning odors, sparking outlets, or power surges
• If you rely on extension cords for everyday activities
• If you’re renovating or adding new rooms
• If you’re installing a new major appliance, like a dishwasher
• If you haven’t updated your electrical system in over 20 years

While it may be tempting to save a few dollars by attempting DIY electrical wiring, this choice can end up costing you much more than just money.

Handling electrical repairs or installations can be dangerous and may lead to fires or the risk of electrocution for yourself or others. For your safety, it's best to call a licensed and experienced electrician.

Our technicians at Hunter Super Techs are trained to manage complex wiring jobs and are knowledgeable about safely diagnosing, repairing, and installing the correct parts without risk.

At Hunter Super Techs, we follow a step-by-step process for every whole-home wiring and rewiring service. Here’s what you can expect from us:

1. The consultation - We’ll chat about your electrical needs, assess your home, and outline the scope of the work with a clear estimate.
2. Planning and obtaining permits - Our team will obtain any necessary permits to ensure code compliance, and then we’ll draft an installation plan.
3. Removal of old wiring - Once safety measures have been set in place, we will remove your old wiring and prepare to install new wiring.
4. New wiring installation - We will install your new electrical wiring, which is color-coded and compliant with safety regulations.
5. Outlet installation - Next, our team will install all outlets, switches, and electrical fixtures. We’ll perform an electrical panel upgrade if necessary.
6. Testing and inspection - Our work isn’t complete until we test your new wiring and perform a final inspection.
7. Project completion - Once we’ve given the green light, we’ll complete the project, clean up, and walk you through the work we’ve done.

Hunter Super Techs is a trusted name in Oklahoma and North Texas. Our licensed electricians understand the importance of safe house rewiring and are skilled at identifying and addressing issues with poor or worn wiring. People rely on us because we consistently deliver quality work.

See why residents keep turning to Hunter Super Techs for their electrical needs:

• Upfront, affordable pricing
• Trained, drug-free technicians
• Locally owned and operated
• Commitment to our community
• Ongoing training and education
• Financing options

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