Flood damage is often obvious in the form of stains, damaged furniture, mold, and a musty smell. What’s less obvious is what happens to your electrical wiring after flooding.
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National Electrical Safety Month: Your Guide to Checking Electrical Hazards in Your Home
May is National Electrical Safety Month, making it the ideal time to check the systems that homeowners rely on every day. Electrical hazards often develop quietly through overloaded circuits, aging panels, or outdated outlets until they become costly or dangerous problems.
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It's cold outside which means many people will be bringing out the electric blanket for added warmth. Though they are great at keeping you warm at night, it is important to remember they are electric.
Learn moreConsidering putting off upgrading the electrical in your home because you plan to put it on the market?
Learn moreWith building codes requiring GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupter) outlets, you probably have some in your home or are looking to replace old,
Learn moreRound. UFO-like. Able to eat through a 9-volt battery in a single month. Annoyingly difficult to disengage when you burn the bacon
Learn moreAs the homeowner of an aging home, you may be concerned about what you might find in an electrical inspection.
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