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Expert GFCI Outlet Solutions in Warren County, NY

Prioritize Your Family's Safety with Mr. Electric of Queensbury

Safeguarding your family from electrical hazards is our top priority at Mr. Electric of Queensbury. We specialize in professional GFCI outlet installation and replacement services for homeowners in Warren County, NY. With GFCI outlets, you can affordably prevent electrical shock and ensure your home meets modern building code standards. Our experienced electricians are dedicated to keeping your family safe through reliable GFCI outlet installation. Learn about the benefits of our GFCI installation services and reach out to us today to schedule a service or request a quote.

Expert GFCI Outlet Solutions in Warren County, NY
Prioritize Your Family's Safety with Mr. Electric of Queensbury
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  • GFCI outlets are crucial in moisture-prone areas like bathrooms, kitchens, and garages. Recognizable by their "test" and "reset" buttons, these outlets swiftly cut off power when detecting electrical imbalances, protecting individuals from shock risks. Unsure if your home needs GFCI outlets? Don't hesitate to reach out to our experts. Avoid electric shock or burns from faulty outlets by letting our skilled professionals guide you.

  • While GFCI outlets are essential in certain areas, understanding their limitations is equally important. Avoid using GFCI outlets for refrigerators or freezers due to electromagnetic interference. Most dryers and stoves should not be connected to GFCI outlets as they require 240-amp power outlets. Appliances with heating elements like hair dryers or toaster ovens can trip GFCI outlets. Refrain from overloading GFCI outlets with multiple devices through extension cords, as it may cause tripping.

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Knowing GFCI Outlet Requirements


GFCI outlets have been mandatory for homeowners in specific areas since 1971. These outlets are vital for places exposed to water. Familiarize yourself with the implementation years for various locations in your home:

  • Spas & Pool Areas (1971)
  • Home Exteriors (1973)
  • Bathrooms (1975)
  • Garages (1987)
  • Kitchen Countertops (1987)
  • Crawlspaces & Unfinished Basements (1990)
  • Wet Bars (1993)
  • Laundry & Utility Sinks (2005)
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