CNA Insurance Approves AlumiConn

On August 31, 2011, in News, by pete

I recently got word that insurance carrier, CNA, has approved the AlumiConn as a viable remedy to the aluminum wire problem found in many residential homes in the US and Canada. If you’re looking for an insurance provider for your home, it looks like CNA covers every state in the US and Canada, too. Click [...]

I recently got word that insurance carrier, CNA, has approved the AlumiConn as a viable remedy to the aluminum wire problem found in many residential homes in the US and Canada.

If you’re looking for an insurance provider for your home, it looks like CNA covers every state in the US and Canada, too. Click here to contact a local CNA Insurance provider.

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The Consumer Product Safety Commission Puts AlumiConn Front and Center!

On June 15, 2011, in News, by pete

For decades, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission pointed to their publication number 516 for any and all issues pertaining to the hazards of aluminum wiring in homes. The document is titled, ‘Repairing Aluminum Wiring.’

For decades, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission pointed to their publication number 516 for any and all issues pertaining to the hazards of aluminum wiring in homes. The document is titled, ‘Repairing Aluminum Wiring.’

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Does State Farm Allow AlumiConn Connectors?

On June 14, 2011, in News, by pete

We’ve recently gotten word that State Farm Insurance is now allowing for AlumiConn connectors to repair the aluminum wire in residences. We were told this by a customer of ours who said his agent confirmed it with State Farm’s underwriting department. Specifically, they were told by the underwriting depart that, “Any home with existing aluminum [...]

We’ve recently gotten word that State Farm Insurance is now allowing for AlumiConn connectors to repair the aluminum wire in residences. We were told this by a customer of ours who said his agent confirmed it with State Farm’s underwriting department.

Specifically, they were told by the underwriting depart that, “Any home with existing aluminum wiring needs to have a certificate from a licensed electrician showing that it has been repaired using methods approved by the United States Consumer Products Safety Commission.”

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