PSL Whole House Rewiring - Project Gallery
Complete Home Electrical Rewiring in Tradition, FL
Customer: Daniel and Melissa Carter
Location: Tradition, Port St. Lucie, FL
Project: Whole house electrical rewiring before moving in
Property: Two-story, four-bedroom family home
Property Size: Approximately 2,150 sq. ft.
Existing Wiring: Aging copper circuits with outdated connections
Approx. Project Cost: $14,850
Scope of Work: Complete branch circuit replacement, dedicated kitchen circuits, new bedroom outlets, grounding updates, breaker labeling, and electrical testing.
Project Overview:
Daniel and Melissa bought their home in Tradition, FL knowing it needed some electrical work. An inspection found aging circuits, loose connections, and several outlets that needed updating. Since the house was still empty, they decided to have everything rewired before moving in. PSL Whole House Rewiring ran new copper wiring throughout the property, added dedicated circuits for the kitchen appliances, and updated the outlets. The couple moved into their new home with the electrical work already taken care of.
Aluminum Wiring Replacement in St. Lucie West, FL
Customer: Patricia Reynolds
Location: St. Lucie West, Port St. Lucie, FL
Project: Aluminum branch wiring replacement
Property: Single-story retirement home
Property Size: Approximately 1,480 sq. ft.
Existing Wiring: Older solid aluminum branch circuits
Approx. Project Cost: $11,650
Scope of Work: Aluminum wiring removal, new copper branch circuits, attic cable routing, outlet and switch replacement, grounding improvements, and final circuit testing.
Project Overview:
Patricia had been living in her St. Lucie West, FL home for years when an electrician found older aluminum wiring during a routine inspection. She wanted to address the issue before it became a bigger concern. Our electricians used the attic to reach most of the wiring, which kept wall openings to a minimum. We replaced the aluminum branch circuits with copper wiring and updated the outlets and switches. Patricia was happy to have the work finished without having to deal with a major interior renovation.
Electrical Panel & Whole House Rewiring in River Park, FL
Customer: Marcus Bell
Location: River Park, Port St. Lucie, FL
Project: Complete home rewiring and electrical panel upgrade
Property: Single-story rental duplex
Property Size: Approximately 1,900 sq. ft. total
Existing Electrical System: Older 100-amp electrical service with aging branch wiring
Approx. Project Cost: $19,800
Scope of Work: Electrical service capacity upgrade, panel replacement, new copper branch circuits for both units, grounding and bonding updates, dedicated appliance circuits, and electrical inspections.
Project Overview:
Marcus owns a duplex in River Park, FL and wanted to update its electrical system between tenants. Both units had older wiring, and the existing electrical setup needed attention before he could install newer appliances. PSL Whole House Rewiring replaced the aging branch circuits, upgraded the electrical service equipment, and organized the circuits serving each unit. The work was completed while the property was vacant, so there were no tenants to work around. The duplex was ready for the next stage of maintenance and rental preparations.
Older Home Electrical Rewiring in Fort Pierce, FL
Customer: Evelyn and Thomas Brooks
Location: Fort Pierce, FL
Project: Full electrical rewiring of a 1960s family home
Property: Single-story vintage ranch house
Property Size: Approximately 1,350 sq. ft.
Existing Wiring: Deteriorating cloth-insulated copper wiring
Approx. Project Cost: $13,400
Scope of Work: Old branch wiring replacement, wall and ceiling access, new copper circuits, additional receptacles, grounding improvements, and electrical testing.
Project Overview:
Evelyn and Thomas inherited this Fort Pierce, FL home from a relative and wanted to renovate it without losing its original character. The electrical system was one of their biggest concerns. Some of the wiring dated back decades, and several rooms had only one or two outlets. Our electricians replaced the old circuits and added outlets in more practical locations. We kept the wall openings limited where access permitted, giving the couple less repair work to deal with before painting and finishing the rooms.
Knob-and-Tube Wiring Replacement in Stuart, FL
Customer: Rebecca Sullivan
Location: Stuart, FL
Project: Knob and tube wiring replacement during historic home renovation
Property: Two-story historic cottage
Property Size: Approximately 1,750 sq. ft.
Existing Wiring: Original knob and tube circuits with later electrical additions
Approx. Project Cost: $21,600
Scope of Work: Obsolete wiring disconnection, new grounded copper circuits, attic and wall cable routing, outlet replacement, updated junction boxes, and electrical inspection.
Project Overview:
Rebecca bought an older cottage in Stuart, FL with plans to restore it and keep as many original details as possible. During renovation, her contractor discovered knob and tube wiring in the attic and several interior walls. She decided to replace the outdated circuits before the walls were closed again. PSL Whole House Rewiring worked around the home's older framing and carefully routed new copper wiring through accessible areas. The electrical upgrade was finished without changing the cottage's original layout or removing its decorative woodwork.
Complete Electrical Rewiring for a Waterfront Home in Jensen Beach, FL
Customer: Anthony and Claire Mitchell
Location: Jensen Beach, FL
Project: Whole house rewiring during a waterfront property renovation
Property: Two-story waterfront vacation home
Property Size: Approximately 2,650 sq. ft.
Existing Wiring: Older copper circuits with several undocumented modifications
Approx. Project Cost: $22,450
Scope of Work: Complete branch circuit replacement, new kitchen and laundry circuits, outdoor electrical circuit updates, attic cable organization, panel connection upgrades, grounding improvements, and electrical testing.
Project Overview:
Anthony and Claire purchased their Jensen Beach, FL property as a weekend getaway and started renovating it before their first extended stay. Their contractor found several electrical modifications from previous owners, including circuits that had been extended without clear labeling. Rather than keep patching the existing setup, they chose to rewire the house. Our electricians installed new copper circuits, updated the electrical connections for the kitchen and laundry, and organized the wiring near the panel. The electrical work was wrapped up before the final interior finishes were installed.