
Outdated wiring isn’t just a relic of the past — it’s a real risk in many older San Francisco homes.
If your property still relies on knob-and-tube wiring, now is the time to consider a safer, code-compliant solution. Our certified electricians provide expert knob-and-tube wiring replacement in San Francisco, upgrading outdated systems to meet modern electrical codes. Whether it’s time to upgrade or you’re just being proactive, we make the process easy, honest, and safe.
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⚠️ Helpful Information About Knob-and-Tube Wiring
Many San Francisco homes built before the 1950s still rely on knob-and-tube wiring — a system that wasn’t designed for today’s electrical loads. This outdated wiring, which lacks proper grounding and frequently fails to meet current code safety requirements, even though it might still work.
If you’re planning a renovation, selling your home, or noticing signs like flickering lights or warm outlets, it may be time to consider a full knob-and-tube wiring replacement. Upgrading from knob-and-tube wiring not only improves safety but also boosts your home’s market value and meets insurance or mortgage requirements.
Not sure how to spot outdated wiring? Here are a few signs your home may still have knob-and-tube wiring:
- Two-prong outlets with no grounding
- Wires running through ceramic knobs in basement or attic
- Brittle, cloth-covered wiring
- Insurers refusing coverage due to electrical concerns
For expert help with knob-and-tube wiring replacement in San Francisco, our licensed electricians are just a call away.
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