DIY Home Upgrades
While you may think that you are free to do what you want in your home, the reality is that codes and safety regulations often make certain DIY home upgrades illegal.
Home Projects: Have a Voltage Tester
Electrical current can be hazardous, which is why homeowners are advised to use a non-contact voltage tester anytime they are working with electricity.
Prepare for Summer: Pool Lighting
Pool lighting can be used to increase your swimming pool's functionality, safety, and overall look - but it requires proper installation.
When You Need an Electrical Inspection
Whether you want to sell your house or gain peace of mind for yourself and your family, an electrical inspection is a fantastic way to get an overall sense of your property's electrical safety.
Powering up Your Boat Dock
If you live on the waterfront and have a personal boat dock, resolving safety concerns now allows you to be ready for the boating season.
Electrical Fires and Other Home Hazards
There are many types of home hazards that can cause destruction. In addition to electrical fires, grease and appliance fires are dangerous for homeowners.
Electrical Updates and Upgrades
Today, we will discuss some electrical upgrades that might have flown under the radar but can provide a definite improvement in your quality of life.
Circuit Breaker Identification
Having knowledge of the area of the home that each individual circuit breaker services is crucial for all homeowners to understand.
Keeping Food Safe During an Electrical Outage
Since we live in a volatile weather area, here are some guidelines regarding how long food can be safe without refrigeration during an electrical outage.
Recycling Electronic Devices
To do your part in reducing the overall amount of e-waste sitting in landfills and dumpsters, you should learn how to properly recycle your old electronic devices.