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A non-contact tester is the safest way for a homeowner to check whether there is a current running through an electrical element.

There are many ways to increase the efficiency of your home's air conditioning throughout the hottest months, but have you considered attic fans?

Each year, nearly 3,000 dryer fires occur throughout the US and cause millions of dollars in damage and injury. Here are some tips to stay safe.

Understanding the individual draws of each of your appliances is incredibly beneficial for keeping your electric bill as low as possible.

Learn how to meet the electrical requirements of your holiday lights without tripping a breaker or adding too much money to your electrical bill.

A home energy audit details each room’s energy consumption and identifies improvements to help your system run efficiently and save you money.

You can prevent fires by understanding the maximum amount of power you should draw from a single outlet - and staying well below that threshold.

Would-be property managers need to understand all of the costs involved in owning property in order to put themselves in a cash-flow position.

Whether you are a commercial property manager or a residential homeowner, keeping your pool free of electrical hazards is essential.