How much does it cost to replace knob and tube wiring?
A. That depends on the size of your home, the amount the knob and tube and the approach taken. Basically there are two ways to replace knob and tube wiring. The first method is to waste no time trying to preserve walls or ceilings and run the wires in the fastest and shortest route. After the electrical wiring is installed and inspected, the damage needs to be repaired. The cost for this type of electrical work is lower if it’s completed faster. Although you will save on electrical costs, you need to factor in the cost of repairing and repainting the walls and ceilings. Just remember there will also be a lot of inconvenience due to dust and dirt. The second method is much slower and cleaner and involves looking for ways to fish the wiring through the walls and ceilings. Because this process is so time-consuming you will pay more for the electrician’s time. The up side is that you’ll have little or no damage and only minor disruptions to your home. It’s your call, but in any case be sur
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