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Older Homes and Up To Standard Government Requirements

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Electrical Wiring Improvements for Older Homes – I understand that there are increasing regulations to require more energy efficient building codes which require more efficient electrical equipment for new construction.

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[ad#block]Electrical Question: How do I rewire a house that was built in 1970?

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Thanks for your electrical question Susan.
Background: Susan, a Homeowner from Westerville, Ohio.

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