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5 Facts About Installation of Residential Electric-Vehicle Chargers
If you have a plug-in electric vehicle (PEV), you may grow frustrated trying to find public charging stations. Hire a licensed electrician to install your own personal charging station or outlet at your residence. Here are five facts to know about the installation of...
Times You Should Call an Emergency Electrician
From major power outages to an outlet that does not work, many homeowners face electrical issues. The only question is, does your electrical problem warrant a call to your emergency plumber? If you experience any of these residential electrical issues, contact an...
Benefits of Bigger Wire for Your Power Bill and Home
In new construction and older home renovation, installing an electrical system with adequate sized wiring is a must. However, you can increase the energy efficiency of your home by asking your electrician to use a larger gauge wire than the minimum recommended size....
5 Safety Rules When Facing Downed Power Lines and Poles
If a storm, fallen tree, or vehicle collision causes your power pole, line, or roof mast to topple, you must be very careful to avoid electrocution. Here are five tips to remember when you face a power-pole drop or downed power line in your yard. Know the Signs of...
4 Ways to Protect Your Wiring From Rodent Damage
Rodents, including mice, rats, and squirrels have perpetually growing teeth. For this reason, chewing is a primary pastime of the rodent home invader. Your household wires are a convenient and available chewing material when mice or rats build nests behind walls or in...
Prevent Fire Hazards From Short Circuits
The occasional short circuit occurs in nearly every home, but what do they mean, and should you be concerned? Electrical problems can be some of the most frustrating issues homeowners face. A short circuit is a sign that something is wrong with your wiring, and this...