Licensed Electrical Contractor — York County, ME
Whole House Wiring. New Construction. Renovation. Rewire.
Whether you're building from the ground up, gutting a renovation, or bringing an older Maine home up to code, we handle the complete electrical scope — permitted, inspected, and done right the first time.
Atlantic Electrical Services handles whole-house wiring for new construction, full renovations, and rewiring of older homes throughout York County, Maine. All work is permitted, inspected, and code-compliant. Free site visit and written quote before any work starts. Phone: (207) 977-3367.
When You Need Whole-House Wiring
The Foundation Everything Depends On
New Construction
You need a licensed electrician involved from rough-in through finish. We work directly with builders and general contractors throughout York County, coordinating on panel location, service entry, and circuit runs before walls close.
Full Renovation
Gutting a kitchen, finishing a basement, or converting a barn means walls are open — the time to address wiring is now. We identify what needs replacing and what can stay, and give you a clear scope before the walls close.
Rewiring an Older Maine Home
Homes built before 1970 throughout York County were wired for a fraction of the load modern households use. Knob-and-tube wiring, aluminum branch circuits, and undersized panels create real fire and safety risks. We assess the full scope and execute in phases if needed.
What's Included
Complete Wiring Scope
Service Entry & Panel
We size and install the main service entry, coordinate with CMP for connection, and install the main panel. Most new builds go to 200A service minimum.
Circuit Design
We lay out circuits for every room to code — kitchen, bathroom GFCI, bedroom, outdoor, and dedicated circuits for high-draw appliances. Every circuit is mapped and labeled.
Rough-In Wiring
All wiring run before walls close. Every box placed, every wire pulled, every connection made to code and ready for inspection.
Finish Work
Outlets, switches, covers, fixture boxes, and panel connections completed after drywall. Smoke and CO detectors installed to current Maine code.
Permits & Inspections
We pull all required permits, schedule inspections, and see the project through approval. You don't coordinate with the inspector — we do.
Code Compliance
Maine has adopted the NEC with state amendments. We know what York County inspectors look for and what gets flagged.
Warning Signs
Signs Your Home Needs Rewiring
- Breakers that trip repeatedly without a clear reason
- Outlets that are warm to the touch or show scorch marks
- Flickering or dimming lights when appliances run
- Two-prong ungrounded outlets throughout the home
- A fuse box instead of a breaker panel
- Insurance company requiring an electrical inspection
- Home inspector flagging wiring during a sale
- Any visible knob-and-tube wiring in attic or basement
None of these are cosmetic issues. All of them indicate a system that needs evaluation by a licensed electrician before they become larger problems.
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Ready to Get Started?
Free site visit, written quote, no pressure. Call us or request a quote online.