Whole House Rewiring in Navajo Dam, NM

What a house rewiring includes

Rewiring adobe and plaster homes around Navajo Dam takes patience. We fish wire through attics, crawl spaces, and chases wherever we can, and use surface raceway where solid walls leave no other route. Whole house rewiring cost in Navajo Dam depends on square footage, wall construction, access, and how many circuits and devices you want when it is done.

• New grounded cable to every outlet, switch, and light
• New outlets, switches, and cover plates
• GFCI and AFCI protection where required
• Dedicated circuits for kitchen, laundry, and cooling
• Hardwired smoke and carbon monoxide alarms
• A new panel sized for the new circuits, if needed
• Removal or abandonment of old wiring
• Permits, rough-in, and final inspections

Signs your home may need rewiring

• Two-prong outlets and no ground wires
• Cloth-covered, knob and tube, or aluminum wiring
• Frequent tripped breakers or blown fuses
• Discolored outlets or a persistent burning smell
• Too few outlets and extension cords everywhere

Whole House Rewiring for Navajo Dam homes and businesses

Around Navajo Dam, properties are spread out and electrical systems work hard: wells, heat, shops, and outbuildings a long way from the meter. Cold winters and dry, windy springs take their toll on outdoor wiring and connections.

Depending on your address, power in San Juan County typically comes from Farmington Electric Utility System, the City of Aztec, or the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority. When a job involves the meter or the service connection, we coordinate the shutoff and reconnection with the utility.

Our house rewiring covers all of Navajo Dam, along with neighboring Blanco, Aztec, Bloomfield, and Flora Vista.