by Electrician Blogger | May 14, 2020 | Backup Generators, Electrical Contractor Services
If you’re lucky and everything goes right, then you should never need to use your Standby generator. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t invest in keeping it prepped and ready for use. You never know when it’s going to be in need and if you go to use it and find it’s...
by Electrician Blogger | Apr 29, 2020 | Backup Generators, Electrical Contractor Services
It’s no secret that lightbulbs don’t last forever. Even if it feels like an exceptionally long time since you last replaced them, lightbulbs all burn out at some point. Some burn out prematurely, and some do not. Sometimes it may be only days or hours after they were...
by Electrician Blogger | Mar 12, 2020 | Backup Generators, Electrical Contractor Services
Electrical dangers exist everywhere and electrical emergencies can happen in your own home. In fact, your home can be an especially dangerous place for electrical problems because you may not notice them, or your kids may find them before you do. There are some...
by Electrician Blogger | Feb 24, 2020 | Backup Generators, Electrical Contractor Services
What makes you an avid DIYer- cost? Time? Maybe you like things done your way, but if you like things done the right way the first time, hire a licensed professional electrician for all your electrical needs. You trust a doctor to fix your medical needs, a banker to...
by Electrician Blogger | Feb 14, 2020 | Backup Generators, Electrical Contractor Services
It’s 2020 and everyone has “budget” on their list of new year’s resolutions. While standing costs like rent, insurance, and car payments feel immovable, you’ve got considerable control over that sky-high utility bill sitting on your kitchen counter. Given that...
by Electrician Blogger | Jan 30, 2020 | Backup Generators, Electrical Contractor Services
Power outages occur in all 50 states from time to time. Sometimes, meteorologists can predict the kind of violent weather that can cause power outages. Other times, there is little to no warning whatsoever before a home’s electricity is lost. Depending on the...
