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Recessed lighting, also called can lights, has become a go-to choice for those seeking a modern lighting solution. Its ability to blend seamlessly with the ceiling, offering a clean, minimalist aesthetic without the intrusion of surface-mounted fixtures, makes it an...
Outdoor lighting is an essential aspect of your home or business. It enhances the curb appeal and increases the safety and security for your family. There are many forms, from soffit to recessed lighting to pathway lighting for decks. Each type of light serves a...
Throughout 2021, the average American experienced seven full hours of power outages in their homes. Do you remember the last time you went without electricity? These situations can range from annoying to downright life-halting. The next time your home loses power,...
As a homeowner, you want to make sure that your home and its contents are protected, and this includes electrical systems. One key aspect of this protection is understanding your homeowners insurance policy and its coverage for electrical issues. In this article, we...
Home DIY projects have grown in popularity exponentially all over the United States, including projects involving electrical wiring. However, there are approximately 400 electrocutions in the US each year related to these DIY projects. Electrical malfunctions cause...
An improperly wired kitchen that isn’t up to electrical code can cause serious injury, damage, and loss of life. Here’s what you need to know.
Did you know that electrical malfunctions account for almost 7% of residential house fires? Knowing how your electrical panel functions and when it needs upgrading can help you prevent injuries, deaths, and damages to your house. One of the leading causes of a poorly...
Did you know that most ceiling fans were designed to be used the entire year? Yes, that includes winter. Using your home fans the right way will benefit you in many ways. The temperature of your home will be more stable and your energy bills will be lower. In order to...
Did you know that if your house was constructed after the 1960s, you almost certainly have a circuit breaker panel rather than a fuse box, as most people refer to them? Circuit breakers were introduced as a safer and more updated electrical alternative to fuses....