A new kitchen, finished basement, or home addition needs more power than most older electrical systems were built to carry. As part of our electrical services, Air Services Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, and Electrical plans and installs the wiring, circuits, and panel capacity your remodel needs, built to code and ready for inspection. Our electricians work with homeowners and contractors across Springfield, Nixa, Ozark, Republic, and the surrounding area.
Call 417-258-8665 to plan the electrical work for your remodel.
Remodeling Projects We Wire
Every room has different electrical needs. We handle the wiring for:
- Kitchens: Dedicated circuits for ranges, dishwashers, microwaves, and refrigerators, GFCI countertop outlets, and under-cabinet and recessed lighting
- Bathrooms: GFCI protection, exhaust fans, vanity lighting, and circuits for heated floors or towel warmers
- Basements: New circuits, lighting, outlets, and smoke and CO detectors for finished living space
- Additions and sunrooms: Extending service to new square footage and tying it into the main panel
- Garages and workshops: 240-volt circuits for tools, added lighting, and EV charger installation
We also install the finishing pieces, including lighting, switches and outlets, and ceiling fans.
Home Rewiring for Older Springfield Houses
Many homes around Rountree, Phelps Grove, Midtown, and the historic blocks near downtown were wired long before today’s appliances and electronics existed. A remodel is the best time to replace wiring that is unsafe or worn out, while walls are already open.
We commonly find and replace:
- Knob-and-tube wiring in homes built before the 1940s
- Two-prong outlets with no ground wire
- Aluminum branch wiring from the 1960s and 1970s
- Cloth-covered wire with brittle, cracking insulation
- DIY wiring and splices left by past owners
Rewiring adds grounded circuits, protects against shock and fire, and makes the home easier to insure and sell. New wiring, outlets, and fixtures are installed by our electrical installation team.
Panel Upgrades for More Capacity
Adding a kitchen, a hot tub, a heat pump, or an EV charger can push an older panel past its limit. Many homes in the area still run on 100-amp service or older panels from brands like Federal Pacific and Zinsco, which have known safety problems.
We calculate the electrical load of your remodel and upgrade the panel when needed, often from 100 amps to 200 amps. A panel upgrade gives you room for new circuits now and in the future. For smaller changes, our circuit breaker installation service adds or replaces breakers in your existing panel. We also recommend whole-home surge protection to protect new appliances and electronics.
Permits, Code, and Inspections
Most remodeling electrical work in Springfield, Greene County, and Christian County requires a permit and an inspection. Our licensed electricians pull the permits, wire to the current electrical code, and coordinate inspections so your project stays on schedule. If you are working with a general contractor, we coordinate with their timeline for rough-in and finish work. When the remodel also involves plumbing, our whole home repiping team can update old pipes while the walls are open.
New living space also has to meet code for safety devices, so we install smoke and CO detectors where they are required.
How an Electrical Remodel Works
- We walk the space with you and review your plans, appliances, and lighting layout.
- We check your panel, service size, and existing wiring, then give you a written price.
- We pull permits and complete rough-in wiring while walls are open.
- After the rough-in inspection, we install devices, fixtures, and trim.
- We test every circuit and schedule the final inspection.
Plan Your Electrical Remodel in Springfield
Good wiring is the part of a remodel you will not see, so it has to be done right. We serve homeowners and contractors in Springfield, Nixa, Ozark, Republic, Rogersville, and Battlefield. For problems in rooms you are not remodeling, see our electrical repair services.
Call 417-258-8665 to schedule an electrical remodeling estimate.