Additions, remodels, kitchen and bath rewires, basement finishes, full home rewires.
Whether you're finishing a basement, gutting a kitchen, adding a primary suite, or rewiring a century-old East Nashville home, Nashville Electric Pros handles the full scope of residential wiring to current NEC and Metro Nashville code.
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Wiring is the bones of every other home improvement. New countertops over old wiring is a missed opportunity — and sometimes a real safety issue. We wire residential projects the right way: properly sized circuits, dedicated runs where required, and clean finish for the trades that follow.
A typical residential wiring project by Nashville Electric Pros includes:
Current code requires at least two 20A small-appliance circuits, a dedicated dishwasher and disposal, dedicated microwave, and dedicated refrigerator. Most older kitchens have a fraction of that. We rewire to code during your remodel.
Bathrooms need their own 20A GFCI circuit, separate from other rooms. Heated floors, exhaust fans, and vanity lighting all need proper circuit design.
Outlets every 12 feet, AFCI protection, dedicated circuits for any HVAC equipment, smoke and CO detectors interconnected with the rest of the house.
Older East Nashville, Belmont, 12 South, and Inglewood homes often need full rewires. We work cleanly with plaster-and-lath, fish through finished walls, and coordinate with drywall and paint.
If you're already opening walls, this is the time to update wiring.
Likely has undersized circuits, no AFCI, no GFCI where required, and possibly aluminum or cloth-jacketed wire.
Most older kitchens don't meet current circuit requirements. Rewire during the gut.
Older bathrooms typically lack their own dedicated 20A GFCI circuit.
Additions need their own rough-in and panel coordination.
Code requires specific outlet spacing, AFCI protection, and dedicated circuits.
If active K&T is in walls you're opening, this is the time to replace it.
From first call to finished work — what to expect.
We walk the project, review plans if you have them, and quote scope.
Metro Nashville permit pulled before work begins.
Wiring run before drywall. Coordinated with GC, plumber, HVAC.
Devices, fixtures installed. Final inspection. Project closed out.
Common questions about residential wiring in Nashville.