Homeowners here request everything from EV chargers and panel upgrades to knob-and-tube rewiring in the town’s older colonials.
The housing stock runs from antique homes near the Battle Green and the town center to mid-century houses in East Lexington and newer builds on the edges of town. That mix brings a bit of everything: undersized panels that cannot handle a modern kitchen or EV charger, original knob-and-tube in the oldest homes, and service upgrades tied to additions and renovations. Because so many of these homes are historic, the work calls for care with finishes and for fishing wire through old plaster without tearing a house apart.
Projects span the whole town, including Lexington Center, East Lexington, Meriam Hill, Follen Hill and Pierce’s Bridge. From a quick repair to a full rewire, the work is completed by an experienced, licensed electrician.
The most-requested work for homeowners here includes EV charger installation, panel and service upgrades, standby generators, knob-and-tube and whole-home rewiring, and recessed and landscape lighting. See the full list on the services page. To charge an EV at home, start with EV charger installation.
Older houses bring their own challenges: undersized panels, outdated wiring, and additions that outgrew the original service. Panel upgrades, rewiring, and knob-and-tube replacement are common ways to bring these homes safely up to date.
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