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Aluminum wiring was commonly used in homes built between the mid-1960s and early 1970s due to a shortage and rising cost of copper at the time. While it was an effective and affordable alternative to copper wiring, aluminum wiring has raised safety concerns over the years. If your home has
Older homes captivate us with their charm, craftsmanship, and history. Yet beneath the timeless architecture, outdated wiring systems may lurk, posing significant safety risks. Wiring methods like knob-and-tube (K&T) and aluminum wiring, commonly found in homes built before the mid-20th century, are not only inefficient but also hazardous. This article
When it comes to the safety and functionality of a home, the electrical system is a cornerstone. Homebuyers often focus on aesthetics and layout, but it’s the hidden electrical infrastructure that ensures a secure and efficient living environment. Home inspectors, armed with expertise and a keen eye, play a vital
