Wired Solutions

So many issues here, where to begin?

These homeowners couldn't use their bathroom exhaust fan or heater because it would shut off the breaker. The breaker was doing its job, but this wiring hiding in the attic is unacceptable.

What to look for? Any time you see exposed wiring like this or wire connectors, it's not good.

A new bathroom exhaust fan/heater, wiring, and exterior vent and this home is back in business.

Concerned about your wiring, breaker shutting off, or exhaust fan? Reach out, we're here to help.

Wired Solutions
Electrical Services
515-249-5574
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Another home updated.

This 1940s Beaverdale home had a majority of its original cloth wiring. While durable in its day, deteriorating insulation and the fact that grounding wasn’t standard practice at the time, this homeowner decided an upgrade was in order.

The home was fully rewired to modern standards without disturbing the original plaster.

Own an older home in the Des Moines metro and unsure what’s behind the walls?

Feel free to reach out, we're here to help.

Sometimes you just don’t have power where you need it.

That was the case in this Beaverdale home, where an extension cord had become a “temporary fix” for everyday life. The homeowner knew it wasn’t a permanent solution, so she reached out to us for help.

We added new wiring and an outlet that blends seamlessly into this historic home. Now the home has safe, dependable power exactly where it’s needed; without using extension cords.

When you want it to be done correctly, we’re here to help.

Wired Solutions
Electrical Services
515-249-5574
[email protected]

Did you know smoke detectors have a 10-year lifespan? Over time, their sensors lose sensitivity—even if they look fine. A yellowed detector is one of the clearest signs it’s overdue for replacement.

Today’s smoke detectors are often hardwired into your home’s electrical system. This design maximizes battery life and ensures every unit sounds together, so everyone in the home hears the alarm if a catastrophe happens.

There’s nothing glamorous about these devices, but keeping them up to date and working properly could save a life.