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efore renovation, most homes have extension boxes everywhere, loose sockets, bulbs that flicker, and wires running under carpets. You keep saying, “It’s still working,” until something shocks you or burns.
During renovation, electricians open walls and ceilings and you finally see the truth — taped joints, mixed-up wiring, and overloaded circuits. It’s inconvenient because power may be off for hours or days.
After renovation, switches match the room layout, sockets are where you actually use appliances, and safety improves drastically. Inverters or backup plans can also be properly integrated.
Real tip: Upgrade your wiring during renovation even if you don’t “feel like it”. Old wiring is a hidden fire risk.