Outlet Replacement & Grounding for Antique Homes
Safe, discreet upgrades to bring your outlets up to code—without damaging your home’s original charm.
Are Your Outlets Ungrounded?
If your home was built before the 1960s, there’s a good chance at least some of your outlets aren’t grounded. That means they have two-prong openings instead of the modern three-prong standard. Ungrounded outlets not only limit what you can plug in—they pose serious shock and fire risks.
At CJH Electrical, we specialize in upgrading ungrounded outlets in antique homes in ways that are safe, clean, and minimally invasive.

Our Outlet Upgrade Services

Outlet Replacement
We replace old two-prong outlets with modern three-prong grounded ones, including GFCI where appropriate.

Ground Wire Installation
Where feasible, we run new ground wires to properly bond outlets for full code compliance and long-term safety.

GFCI Solutions for Ungrounded Circuits
In some cases, we can use GFCI protection to safely upgrade ungrounded circuits when running new wire isn’t an option.

Whole-Room or Whole-Home Plans
We assess your system and work with you to create an outlet upgrade plan that fits your needs and budget.

Historic Home? We’ve Got You Covered.
We know how to work in plaster walls, horsehair insulation, and layered additions. Whether you’re restoring a Federal-style farmhouse or updating a Victorian rental, we treat every space with respect.
Why Grounding Matters
Safety First
Grounded outlets help protect people and devices from stray electrical current.
Modern Appliance Compatibility
Many modern appliances and electronics require grounded plugs.
Code Compliance
Grounding is required in kitchens, baths, garages, and outdoor locations.
Insurance & Inspection Ready
Homes with grounded systems pass inspections more easily and may qualify for better coverage.
CJH Electrical LLC
Manchester, NH
Licensed & Insured in NH, ME & MA
Let’s Ground Your Outlets the Right Way
Bring your electrical system into the 21st century—without compromising your home’s history.
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