The National Fire Protection Association reported for 2015 that there were 388,000 home fires. Prevention is key for disaster. Knowing where the hazards are and educating young children to be aware of what can cause a fire is half the … Continue reading →
Flipping a light switch. Plugging in a coffeemaker. Charging a laptop computer. These are second nature for most of us. Electricity makes our lives easier. However, we need to be cautious and keep safety in mind. Electrical failures or malfunctions … Continue reading →
Electrical cords that are damaged are responsible for many fires. Extension cords being misused is a cause of electrical fire. All appliances should be plugged directly into outlet and not plugged into an extension cord for any length of time. … Continue reading →
Cell phones alone make electrical safety is one of the most important things to teach to your children from an early age. As adults, we can look back and remember that electrical outlets, toaster and lamps were really all we had … Continue reading →
We constantly make upgrades to our homes through the years. Adding on rooms, upgrading appliances and technology advances may be taking a toll on your electrical panel. Here are a few things to think about: Does your breaker constantly trip? … Continue reading →
With over 30 years electrical experience as a company, we know how to get a #homegenerator installed in ONE DAY!! The requirements for your Automatic Home Generator Installation is such to safely exhaust the engine fumes. The Automatic Home Generator … Continue reading →
Main Service Breaker Box We check that the service entry cables and breaker boxes are in good condition, and that the home is properly grounded, bonded and that all connections are tight. Is your circuit breaker box properly labeled? Labeling … Continue reading →
Trying to save a buck and cutting corners for an electrical job is just plain dangerous. No job is too small to go wrong and create a huge disaster! Loose wiring or overloaded circuits are just a few of what … Continue reading →
Are you periodically resetting tripped circuit breakers? Circuit breakers that are frequently tripping indicate that the circuit is overloaded or that electrical hazards exist. Label your panel box in detail for the ease of checking a fuse in the dark … Continue reading →
Home safety is often over looked due to the inability to see the hazards. Take electrical shock hazards. Exposed wiring in basements or attics are potentially dangerous. Electricity runs on these wires unnoticed to the human eye. And still most … Continue reading →
