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The electrical code does not permit connecting aluminum wiring to the terminals of a device unless that device is specifically approved and marked for use with aluminum wiring. The use of joint compound does not change this requirement.

Property owners may do electrical wiring on their own primary or secondary residence and associated buildings, provided they physically perform the work themselves, and are the owner of the property. All electrical work should be inspected. The ESA recommends that all electrical work be done by a licensed Electrical Contractor.

Any change to the original wiring including repair and replacement of electrical devices. Electrical inspections are required for all electrical work (new installations and modifications), except as outlined in the current Ontario Electrical Safety Code.

The rough-in inspection takes place when all branch circuit wiring and outlet boxes are installed and prior to any wiring being concealed by insulation, vapour barrier, drywall, etc.

This inspection is done after the electrical installation is complete. This means that all receptacles, switches, cover plates, lighting fixtures and permanently connected appliances are in place and the panel directory has been completed.