Depending on the age of your home, and if there haven’t been any electrical upgrades performed, you may have knob and tube wiring which can become loose or damaged over time. Loose or old wiring can also contribute to this. Is your house properly grounded? If the wiring in your home is old or not properly grounded, it can lead to an excessive current flow, which can cause those ghostly flickering lights. Rest assured that it’s most likely not paranormal, and in some cases, you can address the issue by yourself. Is Your House “Haunted”? Here Are 7 Ways To Fix A Haunted Houseīefore you scream and run the next time your lights start to flicker, let’s look into what might be causing this issue.

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