If your home was built in the 1960s or 1970s, there’s a chance it may have aluminum wiring. While aluminum wiring was commonly used during that era, it poses certain safety concerns and may require replacement with copper wiring. Here’s why.
Aluminum wiring has been known to cause electrical hazards due to its higher electrical resistance and a greater propensity for oxidation, leading to loose connections and potential fire risks. Upgrading to copper wiring can significantly enhance the safety of your electrical system.
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