Whole-Home Rewiring in the East Valley
A whole-home rewire replaces old, worn, or unsafe wiring with a modern, grounded, code-compliant system. Henderson’s Electric Solutions, an electrical contractor based in Queen Creek, AZ (led by licensed electrician Randy Henderson, ROC CR-11 #341452), inspects your wiring, explains whether a full or partial rewire makes sense, pulls the permit, and does the work for homes across the East Valley.
Quick Facts
- Service area: Queen Creek, Florence, Mesa, Chandler, and the East Valley
- License: Arizona ROC CR-11 #341452, held by licensed electrician Randy Henderson; bonded & insured
- Hours: Monday–Friday, 6am–6pm; emergency-only service on weekends (after-hours service call fee applies)
- Phone: (480) 430-2775
- Permits: Pulled by Henderson’s where required
What are the signs a house needs rewiring?
The most common signs are ungrounded two-prong outlets, warm switch plates, and breakers that trip on ordinary circuits. Any burning smell with no obvious source should be checked right away.
- Two-prong, ungrounded outlets throughout the house
- Warm outlets or switch plates
- Frequent tripped breakers or blown fuses on general circuits
- Flickering lights not caused by a bulb or fixture
- Brittle, cracked, or cloth-covered wire in the attic or at the panel
- Older aluminum branch-circuit wiring, used in some homes in the 1960s and 1970s
- Past DIY or unpermitted wiring
Do I need a whole-home or partial rewire?
Not every home needs every wire replaced. Sometimes rewiring a kitchen, a bathroom, or an older section of the house is enough.
We start with an inspection, show you what we find, and give you clear options. When a full rewire is the safest choice, we’ll explain why.
What happens during a rewire?
- Inspection and plan: We trace circuits, check the panel and grounding, and map new circuit layouts.
- Scope and estimate: You’ll know what’s included, including wall, ceiling, and attic access.
- Installation: New circuits get the GFCI and AFCI protection current code requires, plus grounded outlets.
- Permit and inspection: We pull the permit, and the inspection documents the work for insurance and resale.
How much does it cost to rewire a house?
Rewiring cost depends on the home, so we provide a written estimate after an inspection. The biggest factors are:
- Home size and number of circuits
- Whole-home versus partial scope
- Attic and wall access
- Whether the panel also needs an upgrade
Can I stay in my home during a rewire?
Often, yes, depending on the scope. We’ll give you a timeline at the estimate and explain which areas will be affected so you can plan.
We plan the work to keep disruption down and keep your home as safe and usable as possible.
Is a remodel a good time to rewire?
Yes. The best time to update wiring is when walls are already open.
During a remodel or new build, we can add circuits, plan lighting, and prepare for an EV charger or a larger panel. We plan layouts at the framing stage so everything lands where you want it.
Why choose Henderson’s Electric Solutions?
Licensed and accountable
- Led by licensed electrician Randy Henderson, Arizona ROC CR-11 #341452
- Team includes apprentices
- Bonded & insured
- BBB Accredited since November 2025, rated A+
Family-owned and local
- Owned by Randy and Tori Henderson
- Founded in 2022, based in Queen Creek
- 300+ satisfied customers
Solutions Only – No Excuses
A rewire is a big decision, and we’ll walk you through every step with honest answers.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if my older home’s wiring is safe?
An inspection by a licensed electrician is the only reliable way to know. Condition, past modifications, and how the wiring has been loaded matter more than age alone.
Is aluminum wiring dangerous?
Older aluminum branch wiring can loosen and overheat at connections over time. Options range from approved repair methods at connections to replacing the circuits, and we’ll recommend the right fix after an inspection.
What can I do about two-prong outlets?
Two-prong outlets aren’t grounded. Depending on your wiring, the fix may be rewiring those circuits or adding GFCI protection where code allows.
Will rewiring help with insurance or selling my home?
Updated, permitted wiring can resolve issues raised in home inspections and insurance reviews. Check with your insurer and agent for specifics.
Does a rewire require a panel upgrade?
Not always. We check the panel during the rewire assessment, and if it’s outdated or full, we’ll recommend upgrading it at the same time.
Worried about your home’s wiring?
Whether it’s one problem circuit or the whole house, we’ll start with an honest assessment. Call (480) 430-2775, email info@hendersonselectric.com, or request an estimate online.