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Repairs & Small Jobs

Aluminum Wiring
Repair & Pigtailing

Built between 1965 and 1975? The connections are the risk, not the wire. We make every one of them safe — without tearing out the walls.

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15+ Years Experience
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Homes built from about 1965 to 1975 often have solid aluminum branch wiring, and the Consumer Product Safety Commission found them many times more likely to reach fire-hazard conditions at the connections than copper-wired homes. The repair is not a rewire: a licensed electrician pigtails a short copper lead onto every aluminum connection with a connector rated for it (AlumiConn or COPALUM) and fits CO/ALR-rated devices where pigtailing does not fit. A typical three-bedroom home takes one to two days, is permitted and inspected, and produces the paperwork insurers ask for.

Covington, Kent, Maple Valley, Auburn, Renton, Federal Way, Tacoma, Puyallup & nearby

The Work

How We Make It Safe

Every connection in the house, documented.

Wire connectors and an outlet

AlumiConn Pigtails

Set-screw connectors, CPSC-recognized

Light switch on a wall beside a door

CO/ALR Devices

Outlets and switches rated for aluminum

Open ceiling junction box with wires

Fixture Connections

Every ceiling box, not just the outlets

Open breaker panel with wire terminations

Panel Terminations

Antioxidant and correct torque

Outlet pulled out of the wall showing its wiring

Every Box Opened

Including the junction boxes in the attic

Inspection form being filled out

Permit & Inspection

L&I inspected, paperwork kept

Homeowners signing paperwork

Insurance Letter

What your carrier asks for

Electrician working on a wall

Rewire Quoted Too

If you want the permanent option

What We Find

How to Tell You Have It

Built 1965–1975

Kent, Renton, Federal Way, Des Moines, Burien and much of Tacoma have whole neighborhoods from these years. Earlier and later homes are usually copper.

Cable marked AL or ALUMINUM

Look at the cable jacket where it enters the panel or at an attic junction box. Silver-colored conductor ends confirm it.

Warm cover plates

Aluminum expands and contracts more than copper and loosens under the screw. The warm plate is the loosened connection.

Flicker and intermittent outlets

Connections that work when cool and open when warm. Classic aluminum behavior.

Scorch or a hot-plastic smell

A connection has already arced. Breaker off, call now.

Insurer or inspector flagged it

Common at sale and at policy renewal. Most carriers accept AlumiConn or COPALUM repair with the permit record.

Our Process

How It Works

Same three steps, every job.

1

Book or Call

Pick the job online or call (206) 486-6373. A technician reaches out within 1 business hour to confirm a window.

2

Exact Price First

We find the fault, explain it, and give you the exact price. Nothing starts until you approve it.

3

Fixed & Tested

Repaired, tested under load, permit pulled where required, area cleaned. Most jobs done in one visit.

Why Next Phase

Small Jobs, Taken Seriously

A dead outlet gets the same licensed electrician and the same code as a panel upgrade. Bad connections are how house fires start.

  • Licensed, Bonded & Insured

    Washington-licensed electricians. Permits pulled and inspections passed where the work needs one.

  • 15+ Years in Homes Like Yours

    2,500+ homes across South King and Pierce County. We have seen your panel before.

  • Exact Price Upfront

    You approve the price before any work starts. If we find more, we stop and ask.

  • Background-Checked Crew

    Every technician is background-checked before stepping into your home. Shoe covers, drop cloths, clean exit.

  • Satisfaction Guarantee

    Anything off, we make it right. We answer 24/7 and real emergencies go first.

15+
Years Experience
2,500+
Homes Served
5★
Rated Crew
Same Day
Service Available
FAQ

Common Questions

The wire itself carries current fine. The danger is at every connection: aluminum creeps under screw pressure, oxidizes, and the loose oxidized joint heats up. Repair the connections and the hazard is addressed; that is why pigtailing is the accepted fix.

Pigtailing with AlumiConn or COPALUM connectors is recognized by the Consumer Product Safety Commission as a permanent repair, costs a fraction of a rewire, and does not open walls. A full rewire is the only way to remove the aluminum entirely; we quote both when asked.

Most carriers accept a documented AlumiConn or COPALUM repair with the permit and inspection record; a few specify COPALUM only. Tell us which carrier and we check before we quote.

Yes. Aluminum remediation is permitted electrical work in Washington and is inspected by L&I. The inspection record is also what your insurer wants to see.

One day for a smaller home, two for a larger one with many boxes. Power is off room by room, not to the whole house at once.

Built in the Late 60s or Early 70s?

Book an assessment. We count the boxes and quote the whole house.

Where We Work

South King & Pierce County

King County
Covington ★ Kent Maple Valley Black Diamond Auburn Enumclaw Renton Federal Way Des Moines Burien SeaTac Tukwila South Seattle Issaquah Newcastle Snoqualmie North Bend Pacific Algona
Pierce County
Tacoma Puyallup Bonney Lake Lake Tapps Sumner Lakewood Orting Buckley Graham Spanaway
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