Modernize Your Home's Electrical System

Plan Whole-Home Rewires in Puyallup

If your home was built decades ago and still has knob-and-tube wiring, aluminum conductors, or a patchwork of outdated circuits, a whole-home rewire isn't just an upgrade—it's a necessity. Homes in Puyallup with mid-century construction or earlier often have wiring that can't support modern loads, and that puts your family at risk every time you plug in an appliance. Champ's Electric specializes in full rewiring projects that replace unsafe materials with modern wiring, proper grounding, and clearly labeled circuits.


A complete rewire addresses capacity issues, improves safety, and future-proofs your electrical system for decades to come. Puyallup's large stock of older homes makes this service especially relevant for buyers, remodelers, and homeowners preparing for resale. The team uses modern wiring, secures all connections, and performs thorough cleanup to leave your walls and ceilings in excellent condition.


Begin your whole home rewires consultation now and bring your home up to modern electrical standards.

What's Included in This Service

A full rewire starts with a detailed assessment of your existing electrical system, including the main panel, subpanels, and every circuit in your home. The electrician maps out your current layout, identifies unsafe wiring or outdated materials, and designs a new system that meets current code requirements and your household's needs. You'll discuss where you want outlets, switches, and dedicated circuits for appliances or electronics.


Champ's Electric removes old wiring, installs new copper conductors, and routes cables through walls, attics, and crawl spaces with minimal disruption. Each circuit is labeled, and the panel is organized for easy troubleshooting in the future. All work is inspected and tested before the power is restored.


Most rewires take several days to complete, depending on the size of your home and the complexity of the project. The team coordinates with you to minimize downtime and keeps the work area clean throughout the process.

Why Locals Choose This Option

Homeowners considering a full rewire often have concerns about cost, disruption, and whether the work is truly necessary for their specific situation.

How do I know if my home needs a full rewire?
Homes with knob-and-tube, aluminum wiring, or frequent electrical issues are strong candidates. An inspection can determine if partial upgrades are sufficient or if a complete rewire is safer.
Will you need to open up my walls?
In most cases, yes. The electrician accesses wiring through small openings in walls and ceilings, then patches and repairs drywall as needed. Some work can be done through attics and crawl spaces.
How long will my power be off?
Power is typically shut off during panel work and final connections, but the team minimizes downtime and restores service as quickly as possible each day.
Can I stay in my home during the rewire?
Yes, though some homeowners prefer to stay elsewhere during the most disruptive phases. The electrician coordinates with you to make the process as manageable as possible.
Is a rewire required for older homes in Puyallup?
Not always, but it's strongly recommended if your home has unsafe wiring or can't support modern electrical demands. Many remodels and sales in Puyallup trigger rewire requirements.

A full rewire is a long-term investment in your home's safety, functionality, and resale value. If you're planning a remodel, dealing with frequent electrical problems, or simply want peace of mind, now is the time to act. Reach out to schedule your whole-home rewire.