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home insurances cover knob and tube wiring
Hey looking for home insurances that cover properties with knob and wiring. Recs/referrals would be greatly appreciated!
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@Anthony Rosa There is way more to this than just replacing the panel. The knob and tube is the wiring which runs throughout the entire home. A new panel can be hooked up to the old wiring. The cost would include all new wiring, drywall repair, etc.