Whether the problem is an outdated electrical system or one tampered with by an inexperienced DIYer, electrical code violations put your home and family at risk.
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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 Electrical hazards often develop quietly through overloaded circuits, aging panels, or outdated outlets until they become costly or dangerous problems.
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Although many homes have indoor ceiling fans, it may not be as common to see outdoor ceiling fans. However, if you have a covered patio
Learn moreIn most parts of the United States, ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) outlets have been required in bathrooms since 1975.
Learn moreThe endless curiosity of children can land their sticky little fingers in dangerous situations. As your child grows into a toddler
Learn moreElectric cars are becoming increasingly popular as people become more environmentally conscious, and cars become increasingly available.
Learn moreMost don’t realize how much electricity is drained by game consoles, even when they’re switched to their supposedly energy-saving “standby mode.”
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