
Knob-and-Tube & Aluminum Wiring Replacement
Knob-and-tube and older aluminum wiring were standard once, but both carry real risks in a modern home. We handle their removal and replacement with safe copper wiring so your home is protected and easier to insure.
What this involves.
Knob-and-tube and aluminum branch wiring can overheat, loosen at connections, and struggle with the loads homes carry today, and many insurers flag them. We identify where this wiring runs, plan replacement to keep disruption down, and swap it out for properly sized copper with modern boxes and devices. Where a full replacement is not practical, we use approved methods to make connections safe. We add the grounding and protection current code calls for, tie everything back to your panel, and handle permits and inspection so you have documentation of safe, updated wiring.
- Locating and assessing knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring throughout the home
- Planning replacement to minimize cutting and keep rooms usable
- Removing old conductors and installing properly sized copper runs
- Using approved connections and devices rated for the wiring in place
- Adding grounding and required protection at outlets and circuits
- Tying updated circuits back to the panel with clear labeling
- Permitting, inspection, and documentation of the completed work
From first call to final walkthrough.
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Free in-home estimate
We walk your space, talk through what you want, and give you a straight quote.
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Design & selections
We help you lock in the layout, materials, and finishes that fit your home and budget.
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Permits
When the job needs them, we handle the permitting so everything is done to code.
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Build
One accountable team runs the whole job: clean, on schedule, and fully communicated.
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Final walkthrough
We walk it together and don't call it done until you're happy.
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