Quality Workmanship
Quality Workmanship | Whole Home Rewires | Electrical | Mulberry
From vintage bungalows near downtown Mulberry to spacious new builds on the outskirts, HEP’s licensed electricians bring decades of experience and a passion for flawless craftsmanship to every wire they pull. We evaluate your home from panel to receptacle, design a code-compliant plan that anticipates future technology, and complete the project with surgical precision—patching drywall, cleaning up, and leaving only the quiet confidence of safe, efficient power behind. Throughout the process you get clear timelines, upfront pricing, and real-time updates, so there are zero surprises except how simple it feels.
Residents choose us for whole home rewires because we respect their time, their budget, and their property. Whether you’re eliminating aluminum wiring dangers, adding smart-home circuits, or just tired of tripping breakers, HEP delivers a turnkey solution that raises property value and peace of mind in one stroke. Call today and see why your Mulberry neighbors recommend us whenever a house needs a fresh start from the inside out.
FAQs
What is a whole-home rewire and how do I know if my Mulberry property needs one?
A whole-home rewire means replacing every branch circuit—from the service panel to the outlets, lights, and hard-wired equipment—so your electrical system meets today’s safety codes and power demands. Warning signs that it may be time include: frequently tripped breakers or blown fuses, buzzing outlets or switches, aluminum or knob-and-tube wiring, insufficient outlets, two-prong receptacles without grounding, and lights that flicker when large appliances start. If your house is more than 40 years old and has never been rewired, a professional inspection is strongly recommended.
How long does a complete house rewire usually take in Mulberry?
For an average 1,800–2,200 sq ft single-family home, a full rewire generally takes 5–10 working days, depending on the home’s size, accessibility of existing wiring, and whether the property is occupied during the project. We create a detailed timeline before work begins, phase the job room-by-room to keep disruption minimal, and coordinate with Mulberry inspectors so there are no unnecessary delays.
Will the rewire ruin my walls or ceilings, and do you handle repairs afterward?
We use surgical cutting techniques, fish wires through attics and crawlspaces when possible, and protect flooring and furnishings with drop cloths and dust barriers. Some drywall cuts are unavoidable to reach studs and joists safely, but they are kept narrow and clean. Our estimate includes patching, taping, and basic texture blending so the surfaces are paint-ready when we leave. If you prefer a seamless finish, we can coordinate with trusted local drywall and paint contractors for final cosmetic work.
Are permits required, and who deals with inspections in Mulberry?
Yes. Polk County and the City of Mulberry require an electrical permit and rough-in/final inspections for any whole-home rewire. As a licensed and insured EC (Electrical Contractor), we pull all necessary permits, schedule each inspection stage, and meet the inspector on site to ensure compliance with the latest National Electrical Code (NEC) and local amendments. You receive copies of the permit, inspection results, and any updated panel schedules for your records.
How much does a whole-home rewire cost and what factors affect the price?
In Mulberry, most full rewires fall between $8 and $14 per square foot, but costs vary based on square footage, number of circuits/outlets, service-panel upgrade needs, accessibility (slab vs. crawlspace, single-story vs. two-story), specialty requirements such as dedicated EV or generator circuits, and whether the home is occupied. We provide a free on-site assessment and a firm, line-item quote so you understand exactly where every dollar goes. Financing options and phased scheduling are available to fit your budget.
What makes your workmanship "quality" and do you offer warranties?
Our electricians are state-licensed journeymen or masters who follow a written 150-point installation checklist, use copper THHN/THWN-2 conductors in color-coded conduit where required, and torque every termination to manufacturer specs with calibrated tools. We install tamper-resistant, TR-rated receptacles and AFCI/GFCI protection per code, label every circuit in the new panel, and perform a final thermal-imaging scan to verify there are no hot spots. You receive a transferable 5-year workmanship warranty and the full manufacturer warranties on all devices and breakers, plus one complimentary system check-up within the first year.