Serving Tennessee's first National Register historic district.
Edgefield is East Nashville's oldest platted neighborhood, filled with Victorian and Italianate homes dating to the 1880s. We know the wiring challenges that come with homes this old — and the historic zoning rules that come with restoring them.
Edgefield was Nashville's first suburb and became the city's first National Register historic district in 1978. Its Victorian, Italianate, and Queen Anne homes were mostly wired decades after they were built, then re-wired again as the neighborhood was rediscovered starting in the 1970s and 80s. The result is a wide mix of knob-and-tube, mid-century additions, and modern updates, often all in the same house.
We work regularly in Edgefield on panel upgrades, knob-and-tube replacement, and full historic rewires, and we're familiar with the Metro Historic Preservation Zoning requirements that apply to visible exterior work in the district.
Tennessee's first National Register historic district. Victorian and Italianate homes from the 1880s. 37206.
Craftsman bungalows from the 1900s–1920s under historic preservation zoning. 37206.
Mid-century ranches and tudor homes along the Gallatin Pike corridor. 37216.
Cottages, bungalows, and revival-era homes near Eastwood Park. 37206.
Pre-war shotgun houses alongside newer rebuild construction. 37207.
A mix of restored historic homes and new infill builds near the river. 37206.
From historic restoration to modern upgrades, we handle the wiring projects Edgefield homeowners need most.
100A to 200A/400A panel upgrades, meter base replacements, and Federal Pacific/Zinsco swaps — fully permitted for East Nashville homes.
Full and phased rewires for Edgefield Victorians, Lockeland Springs bungalows, and other pre-1950 East Nashville homes.
Identify and replace active knob-and-tube wiring — one of the most common issues in East Nashville's older housing stock.
Level 2 EV charger installs for Tesla, Ford, Rivian, and more. Dedicated 240V circuits, code-compliant.
Standby generator installs with automatic transfer switches to keep your East Nashville home powered during storms.
Flickering lights, tripping breakers, dead outlets — fast, accurate diagnosis for East Nashville homes old and new.
Local, licensed, and experienced with the unique housing stock east of the river.
Fully licensed and bonded. We pull permits and handle Metro Nashville inspections.
Every install meets or exceeds National Electrical Code and Metro Nashville's local amendments.
Familiar with Edgefield's historic preservation overlay requirements for exterior electrical work like meter relocations and conduit runs.
Clear estimates before work begins. No surprise add-ons or high-pressure sales.
Drop cloths down, booties on, debris hauled out. We leave your home cleaner than we found it.
Based right here in East Nashville. When you call, you talk to a real person who knows the neighborhood.
Common questions from Edgefield homeowners.
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