What is Wiring?
Wiring is the system of electrical conductors—usually insulated copper or aluminum wires—that distribute electricity throughout a home or commercial building. It forms the backbone of all electrical installations, enabling the connection and safe operation of outlets, switches, appliances, and lighting.
In residential and commercial settings, wiring can include several types such as non-metallic sheathed cable (Romex), conduit wiring, or armored cable depending on building codes and use cases. Proper installation and maintenance of wiring are crucial for safety, energy efficiency, and functionality. Faulty wiring can lead to short circuits, power outages, or even electrical fires, making professional inspection and installation essential.
