Electrical Wiring and Circuits

There are a few wiring systems to look out for that can be hazardous or for which insurance coverage may be difficult to obtain. The team of electricians at Loveland Home Solutions will carefully evaluate your electrical wiring and circuits in St. Louis and St. Charles to provide reliable services whether you need installation, repair, or maintenance.

Troublesome Wiring Types

Knob and tube is a wiring system that is secured by porcelain knobs and tubes. The problem with knob and tube systems is that the wires in basements and attics are very exposed and susceptible to damage. This wiring system is also around 100 or more years old. Damaged wires can be both a shock and fire hazard.

Aluminum wiring was only used for around 10–15 years in the ‘60s and ‘70s. Aluminum can be a safe conductor if used and maintained correctly, but it can oxidize or corrode much faster than copper. Aluminum also oxidizes when paired with many other metals. This is why a mix of copper and aluminum is particularly dangerous. When an aluminum conductor corrodes, it creates arcing, which is how many house fires begin. If our team inspects your home or office and finds these dangerous wiring types, we will offer you suitable solutions to fix the problem.

The Role of Our Electricians in Electrical Wiring and Circuits

Our team offers electrical services to help with installation, repairs, and maintenance of wiring and circuits. When installing electrical circuits, electricians must verify that the wiring, fixtures, and equipment are all installed according to the electrical codes and safety standards. The National Electrical Code (NEC) dictates the standards for the safe installation of electrical components in the United States. We carefully adhere to these standards to provide home and business owners with safe, reliable electrical services.

If you already have an electrical system in place but are experiencing issues like flickering lights or circuit breakers that keep tripping, our electricians offer quick solutions for repairs or upgrades. We will evaluate the system to determine if your circuits are short or overloaded. Our team of electricians has the tools and expertise to make any necessary repairs quickly. We also provide regular maintenance to help prevent major issues from developing later on. Give us a call to have our team check your existing wiring system, verify it is safe, or walk you through potential replacement options. We also offer smart home solutions for home and business owners who want to upgrade and connect their current wiring system to their smart devices.

Work with our team of experienced electricians serving St. Charles and St. Louis to handle any issues with your electrical wiring and circuits. We will stay in touch throughout your project, so you are never left in the dark when you work with us. We also offer free estimates to our customers so you can make informed decisions about your electrical projects without an upfront financial commitment. Contact our team today to get started.