We keep things simple, clear, and stress-free so you get the lighting you need without any hassle.
Outdated or unsafe wiring can put your family and investment at risk. At Integra Electrical, we specialize in rewiring older Iowa homes to meet today’s safety standards, with careful planning to keep disruption as minimal as possible. Let’s make sure your electrical system is ready for anything.
Outdated or faulty wiring doesn’t just make life frustrating; it puts your home and safety at risk. If you’re putting off electrical updates, here are a few things you could be dealing with sooner than you think:
You shouldn’t have to wonder if your outlets are safe or your breakers will trip during dinner. Rewiring—even just a section—can eliminate the stress, fire risk, and daily disruptions caused by outdated electrical systems. Here’s what changes when you take action:
Schedule Service Learn the Cost of Home RewireNo more flickering lights or wondering if the microwave will kill the Wi-Fi.
Eliminate hidden fire hazards before they become emergencies.
Feel confident knowing your home’s wiring is secure, grounded, and built to last.
Whether you're tackling one unsafe circuit or your entire electrical system, here's what to expect when you rewire with Integra:
Only need a room or two? We scale the work to fit your home and budget.
We keep your home clean and the process simple, start to finish.
Your wiring will meet today’s safety standards and local codes.
We explain everything clearly so you can make smart, confident choices.
Your updated wiring will handle the way you actually live—now and in the future.
We stand behind every wire, outlet, and breaker we install.
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Use the button below to pick a day and time that works for you. One of our licensed electricians will come out, evaluate your wiring, and help you understand exactly what’s going on—no pressure, just clear answers.
Use the button below to pick a day and time that works for you. One of our licensed electricians will come out, evaluate your wiring, and help you understand exactly what’s going on—no pressure, just clear answers.
Not every home needs a full rewire, and not every project is the right match for our team. Here’s how to know if we’re a good fit for your situation:
Live in a home built before 1995
Have flickering lights, tripped breakers, or other wiring issues
Want electrical work done safely, cleanly, and up to code
Just want the fastest or cheapest fix
Are looking for DIY advice
Need commercial or multi-unit wiring work
We keep things simple, clear, and stress-free so you get the lighting you need without any hassle.
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Not always! Many of the homes we work on only need a partial rewire—like a single room, a few circuits, or just the areas with obvious issues. A full rewire is usually only recommended if your entire electrical system is outdated, unsafe, or no longer up to code.
When we come out for your evaluation, we’ll inspect the wiring, talk through what’s happening in your home, and let you know exactly what’s needed (and what’s not). No pressure—just the facts, so you can make the right call for your home.
Some wall access is usually needed during a rewire, but we keep it minimal and strategic. Our electricians use careful methods to limit how much we need to cut, and we’ll walk you through where and why before any work begins.
We don’t do drywall repair ourselves, but we’re happy to recommend trusted local pros who can patch and finish the areas after we’re done. No surprises—just a clear plan and next steps to get your home back to normal.
It depends on how much of your home needs to be rewired. Most of the projects we do are partial rewires—like a few rooms, circuits, or problem areas—and those usually take 1 to 3 days.
A full home rewire (every wire, every room) is rare, but if needed, it could take several weeks depending on the size and layout of your home. Before we start, we’ll give you a clear timeline based on what your home needs—no guesswork, no surprises.
Owning an older home comes with a lot of electrical questions—and we’re here to help you get answers you can trust. From understanding warning signs to exploring repair costs, our Learning Center is packed with guides written by real electricians who do this work every day.
Whether it’s one outlet or your whole house, don’t wait for something to go wrong. Our licensed electricians will walk you through your options, get the job done safely, and treat your home like it’s our own—so you can stop stressing and start feeling secure.