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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Knob and Tube Electrical
So I'm looking at my first investment property. Still pretty new and in the learning phase. Looking in the Cleveland area and I'm noticing a lot of knob and tube wiring. Looking into the BRRRR method. Currently looking at a 2 story 3 bed 1 bath 1700 sq ft house that needs complete electrical update. I have no idea how much something like this would cost. Can anyone recommend a good remodel contractor in the area? Mostly looking at the East side of Cleveland. Thoughts? Tips?
Also I realize I may note be even asking the right questions. This is my first post. Take it easy on me! haha
Thank you!
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You do not need a full rewire just because of existing knob and tube. K&T is par for the course around here and as long as it is functioning normally then you just need to make sure that you do not have 3 pronged outlets being used for ungrounded lines. Hopefully you can find a good contractor through your agent/pm because most people are not willing to give up their contractor.