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no grounding in home
I recently purchased a home built in the 1960s. While doing
renovations, I got an electrician out to inspect my wiring. He said it was fine, and wasn't worth rewiring the entire house, but I have no grounding, which he said meant surge protectors wouldn't work. He said to add grounding, he would basically need to rewire the whole house, which would cost about $12000. Is it possible to ground just certain outlets and/or to get "grounded" in a less costly manner? Thanks! |
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