Residential Electrical Wiring & House Rewiring in Orlando, FL

Veteran-Owned, Background-Checked, & Serving Orlando Since 2008

When strangers spend multiple days inside your home running wire through walls and ceilings, the people doing the work matter as much as the work itself. Solaris Electric is a veteran-owned company that has provided residential electrical wiring and house rewiring in Orlando since 2008. Every technician on our crew is licensed, insured, background-checked, and drug-tested before setting foot in a customer’s home.

Our service policies are built for a multi-day in-home project. You choose a one-hour appointment window; if we miss it, we pay you $1 per minute late, up to $60 off your invoice. There’s no trip fee, so you pay only for real work performed. No commissioned salespeople are involved at any stage, which means every recommendation we make is based on what your home actually needs. We’re available 24/7 and offer same-day service when you call by 2 pm. We serve Orlando-area homeowners in English and Spanish, and we were named Orlando’s Best Electrician 2025 Silver Winner.

All residential wiring and house rewiring work we perform complies with the Florida Building Code and follows the permitting requirements of Orange County and the City of Orlando. Upfront pricing means you know what the project costs before any work begins.

Wiring & Rewiring Services for Orlando Homes

Residential wiring covers the installation of electrical cables, outlets, switches, and fixtures in new construction and remodeled spaces. Rewiring replaces old or deteriorated wiring to restore safety and efficiency where the existing system can no longer keep up with modern demand. Both types of work require a clear picture of where the home stands today and where its electrical load is headed.

Our licensed electricians begin every project with a comprehensive property assessment. We review past electrical work, confirm that grounding and circuit protection meet the current National Electrical Code and local Orlando requirements, and walk through your plans for the home. If you’re adding rooms, remodeling, or preparing for an EV charging station or expanded HVAC, we factor those loads into the wiring layout before the first wire is pulled. We handle all required permits under Orange County and City of Orlando rules so the project moves forward without gaps in documentation or compliance.

Orlando’s humid climate and frequent storm season put stress on residential wiring that homes in drier regions don’t face. We recommend materials with corrosion resistance appropriate to Central Florida conditions and plan upgrades to support modern loads, including security cameras, smart home devices, and EV charging infrastructure. Whether the home is a historic bungalow in downtown Orlando or a newer build in a suburban neighborhood, we bring the electrical system up to current safety standards.

Signs Your Orlando Home May Need Rewiring

Several warning signs point to a wiring system that has reached the end of its serviceable life: blown fuses, warm or discolored outlets, flickering lights, buzzing sounds, burning smells, visible fraying on wires, and circuit breakers that trip repeatedly. Any one of these warrants an inspection. More than one warrants real urgency.

Homes built before the 1980s carry additional risk. Aluminum branch circuit wiring, knob-and-tube wiring, and cloth-covered wiring were all standard at different points in Orlando’s housing history, and all three create compliance problems under current safety codes. During an inspection, our electricians look specifically for ungrounded outlets, insufficient amperage for today’s household loads, and loose connections at outlets and switches. These conditions increase fire risk in ways that aren’t always visible from inside the home.

There’s a practical insurance dimension as well. Florida homeowners insurance carriers commonly require a passing 4-point inspection for homes over 40 years old. A 4-point inspection covers four systems, including the electrical, and an inspector who identifies aluminum branch wiring, knob-and-tube wiring, or cloth-covered wiring may trigger a denial or cancellation of coverage until the electrical system is brought to code. Addressing the wiring before that inspection can help protect both your coverage and your closing timeline if you plan to sell.

Modern households draw significantly more power for electronics, HVAC, and climate systems than homes from even two decades ago. Major renovations, new large appliances, and air conditioning upgrades can all push an aging wiring system past its safe capacity. Rewiring can reduce that risk and remove a common red flag for buyers and their home inspectors.

Need House Rewiring in Orlando? Call Solaris Electric at (321) 419-1924 or send us a message online today.