





A house fire doesn't just damage walls and floors - it can destroy the entire electrical system behind them. That's exactly what we were dealing with on this job. The home needed a complete rewire, a new panel, and a new meter before anything else could move forward. No shortcuts. No patchwork fixes. Just a full electrical rebuild done the right way.
We worked alongside the Paul Davis restoration team on this one, and that kind of collaboration matters. When a home is being rebuilt from the ground up, every trade has to coordinate. Our job was to make sure the electrical side was solid before the walls closed up and the finishes went in - giving the homeowner a system they can actually trust for years to come.
Part of that rebuild included running all-new wiring throughout the home and installing recessed lighting in multiple rooms. Getting the layout right on the lighting is something a lot of people overlook during a rebuild, but it makes a huge difference in how the finished space feels. Clean ceiling lines, even light distribution, no dark corners. That's what good lighting placement does.
When you're rebuilding after something like a fire, you want to know that every system in that home is starting fresh - not just patched up. A new panel and meter means the home has a dependable foundation for everything that runs off electricity, from appliances to outlets to lighting. That peace of mind is worth doing it right the first time.