You Need Updated Safety Devices
Ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI)outlets have “Test” and ”Reset” buttons on their receptacles. The safety devices quickly shut off power when they detect a leakage or ground fault current, helping protect you from electric shock in areas with moisture around your home.
According to the National Electrical Code (NEC), GFCIs are required in your laundry room, spa area, swimming pool area, garage, bathrooms, kitchen, basements and other areas with moisture. We can quickly and easily install updated GFCI outlets to boost your property's safety.
Your Home Lacks Electrical Monitors
Damaged wiring may cause electricity to jump between several conductors in an unplanned way, causing heat to break down wire insulation. Arc fault circuit interrupters (AFCIs) detect and respond to arcing faults in wiring, which can boost your home's safety.
NEC requires AFCI installations in living rooms, bedrooms, sunrooms, dining rooms, and other gathering spots. Some states require AFCI installations in all the home’s circuits.
If you don't have AFCIs, our team can provide your solution. We provide proper installations and routine maintenance to ensure the devices operate properly.