If your Iowa home still has knob and tube wiring, you're living with outdated materials that weren’t built for today’s electrical needs. Our licensed electricians replace it safely and efficiently—so you can protect your home and bring it up to code
If your home still has knob and tube wiring, you could be living with serious hidden risks. Over time, this outdated system can fail in ways that put your safety—and your home’s future—at risk.
Worn insulation and lack of grounding make it easier for wiring to overheat or spark inside your walls.
Many insurance companies won’t cover homes with knob and tube, making it harder to stay protected.
This system wasn’t designed for modern power demands—overloaded circuits and unreliable power are common.
Replacing knob and tube wiring isn't just about modernizing your home's electrical system, it's about partnering with a team that prioritizes your safety, comfort, and peace of mind. At Integra Electrical, we guide you through every step, ensuring a smooth transition to a safer, more reliable home.
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We provide at least three rewiring options tailored to your home's needs and your budget, empowering you to make informed decisions.
Our licensed electricians treat your home with care, minimizing disruptions and keeping you informed throughout the process.
With modern, grounded wiring, you'll enjoy consistent power, enhanced safety, and compliance with current insurance requirements.
From your first call to final testing, we follow a proven process that keeps you informed, in control, and confident.
We start with a full walk-through to locate existing knob and tube wiring, identify safety hazards, and assess your home’s unique layout.
You’ll get three rewiring plans at different price points—so you can pick the one that fits your home and your budget.
Every home is different. We’ll create a tailored plan to replace your wiring while minimizing wall damage and disruption.
We handle all permits and make sure every step of your project meets the latest local and national electrical codes.
From start to finish, you’ll get honest answers, respectful service, and a team that treats you—and your home—like family.
Once installed, we test every outlet and connection for safety—and walk you through what was done before we leave.
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Outdated knob and tube wiring poses significant risks, including fire hazards and insurance complications. Our licensed electricians specialize in safely upgrading your home's electrical system to meet modern standards. Experience peace of mind knowing your home is protected.
We’re here to help you make a confident, informed decision.
Your home was built before 1950 and still has original or partially updated wiring.
You’re experiencing issues like two-prong outlets, flickering lights, or cloth-covered wires.
Your insurance company requires updates or you're preparing to sell your home.
Your home has already been fully updated with modern, grounded wiring.
You’re only looking for a small repair—not a full safety upgrade.
You’re a renter or not responsible for major electrical changes.
We make it easy to upgrade your home’s wiring without the stress.
Book a visit with one of our expert electricians. We’ll assess your home’s wiring and talk through your concerns.
We’ll provide at least three options—each with clear pricing—so you can choose the one that works best for your home and budget.
Our team gets to work. We’ll keep you informed at every step and leave your home safer, code-compliant, and ready for modern living.
Replacing old wiring can feel like a big decision—but it doesn’t have to be a stressful one. Here are answers to the most common questions we hear, so you can move forward with confidence.
It’s often found in homes built before 1950. Common signs include porcelain knobs and tubes in your attic or basement, two-prong outlets, or brittle cloth-covered wiring. Our team can confirm during an inspection.
Not always. We’ll evaluate your system and recommend replacing only the areas that still use knob and tube. In some cases, partial replacement is safe and compliant.
That depends on the size of your home and how much wiring needs to be replaced. Most projects take a few days to a week—we’ll give you a clear timeline during your consultation.
Discover how outdated wiring affects your home and learn the steps to modernize safely.
You don’t have to live with outdated, unsafe wiring. Take the next step toward peace of mind with a licensed, code-compliant replacement you can trust.