Knob And Tube Wiring Replacement in Carmel, Indiana

GMB Electric replaces the affected wiring and addresses its connections at junction boxes.

1. We identify the affected circuit and plan access.
2. We isolate the circuit and install the agreed new wiring.
3. We check the completed circuit.

The route and access points depend on the property. We'll discuss the scope with you before the work begins.

Some wiring routes may be accessible without opening drywall, but the property's layout decides what access is needed.

We'll look at the route for the affected circuit and discuss where access openings may be needed. You can tell us about finished rooms or planned renovations before we settle on a scope.

Details about the affected rooms and known wiring changes help us plan the assessment.

• Tell us where you found the old wiring.
• Note outlets or lights that aren't working.
• Share any records of earlier electrical work.

You don't need to open walls or touch exposed wiring to gather this information. We'll assess the accessible areas.

The circuit scope and access to the wiring change the quote.

A route through finished walls can require a different approach from wiring that's accessible. The amount of wiring included in the job also matters. We'll discuss those details with you and provide a quote for the proposed work.

An outlet repair may be enough when the fault is confined to the outlet.

We'll assess the outlet and its circuit before recommending work. If the problem extends into older wiring, we'll explain the replacement scope that addresses it. The right choice depends on what we find at your property.

A panel upgrade may be worth discussing if the existing panel can't support the planned electrical work.

We'll assess the panel and the proposed circuit needs before recommending a change. Replacing older wiring doesn't automatically mean the panel needs replacement. You can ask us to explain how each proposed job fits your electrical needs.