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Our property manager hired a plumber to repair a dishwasher in one of our single family homes. This plumber had done jobs for the property manager in the past and was reasonably priced from what our property manager told us, so we decided to use them. Our property manager contacted the plumber who says he was already in the area of our rental and stopped by to conduct an initial assessment. The tenant said he was there for 20 minutes tops.
@Kevin Gallagher being a licensed electrician in the state of Washington. I have ran into this multiple times on service calls. Plain and simple, aluminum is no good for “branch circuits”. Aluminum does have its place for large service wire or feeders. The reason why aluminum is bad for smaller conductors is, aluminum has a high expansion and contraction rate. It works its way out of wire connections, like wire nuts, or terminations like receptacles or switches.
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