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Oregon Electrical Articles

How much will it cost to replace cloth wiring?

Rewiring your house is definitely a job best left to the pros.

Cloth wiring is common in older homes. While in some cases this wiring may still be safe, if becomes damaged you'll need to get it replaced. What are the real costs to replace this kind of wiring?

What does it cost to replace a circuit breaker box?

Electrical work is extremely dangerous, so make sure you hire a licensed pro for work around the home.

If you discover that you have an old Federal Pacific breaker box, a faulty circuit breaker or an outdated fuse box, how much can you expect to pay to have a qualified electrician replace it?

5 ways to prevent electrical fires

Because electrical work can lead to injury or fire if not done correctly, it’s best to leave these repairs to a professional. (Photo by Ray Mata)

Electrical fires can occur for a variety of reasons, such as overburdened outlets, frayed cords and faulty wiring. See how to protect your home and family from dangerous electrical fires.

Is your Federal Pacific circuit breaker panel safe?

You can spot a Stab-Lok breaker by Federal Pacific Electric from the red strip across the switch. (Photo courtesy of Angie’s List member Garrett R. of Columbus, Ohio)

Most circuit breaker panels are safe, but if yours was manufactured by Federal Pacific Electric with Stab-Lok breakers, you're looking at a latent fire hazard that's responsible for 2,800 fires each year.