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Aluminum Wiring Replacement & Repair in Connecticut

Homes built in Connecticut between the mid-1960s and late 1970s often have aluminum branch wiring. Over time its connections loosen and overheat at outlets and switches. Candge Electrics offers approved remediation and full replacement options.

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Aluminum Wiring Replacement Across Connecticut

Candge Electrics is an aluminum wiring electrician serving Connecticut. We assess every connection, replace devices with aluminum-rated versions or install approved copper pigtails, and recommend full rewiring when it makes sense.

What's included

  • Aluminum wiring inspection and mapping
  • Approved pigtail remediation at every device
  • CO/ALR rated outlet and switch replacement
  • Full copper rewiring where preferred
  • Panel connection inspection
  • Documentation for insurance
  • Warm outlet and flicker troubleshooting

Signs you need this service

  • Your your home was built 1965-1978
  • Outlet covers feel warm or discolored
  • Lights flicker without an obvious cause
  • You see 'AL' printed on cable jackets
  • An insurance inspection raised the issue

Service areas

Candge Electrics provides aluminum wiring replacement in all 169 Connecticut cities and towns. Choose your town below for local details.

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Aluminum Wiring Replacement by City

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Fairfield County

Hartford County

Litchfield County

Middlesex County

New Haven County

New London County

Tolland County

Windham County

Aluminum Wiring Replacement FAQ

Do I have to rewire the whole house to fix aluminum wiring?

Not always. Approved remediation at every connection point is accepted by most insurers in Connecticut. Full copper rewiring is the permanent solution and we'll price both.

Is aluminum wiring dangerous?

Aluminum branch wiring has a higher risk of overheating connections. With proper remediation it can be made safe; left untouched it is a known fire risk.

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