When To Upgrade a Residential Electrical Panel
The electrical panel is the nerve center of your home’s power system, distributing electricity to all your outlets, lights, and appliances, ensuring that each part… View Article Read More
May 12
3 Prong vs. 4 Prong Dryer Outlets: What’s The Difference
Household dryers need a lot of power — in fact, most need a full 240V current that’s only available through specialized outlets. Older homes typically… View Article Read More
May 1
What Is IC Rating for Lighting?
Lighting plays a key role in both residential and commercial settings, and safety is a primary concern when installing recessed lighting fixtures. One of the… View Article Read More
April 20
Seven Reasons for Lights Flickering in Your Home
Why are your house lights flickering? While flickering lights may not be as severe a problem as other common electrical issues, it’s still an annoyance… View Article Read More
April 13
Power Outlet Not Working but the Breaker Is Not Tripped
If your power outlet stops working but the breaker is not tripped, there may be a variety of possible causes. Fortunately, you can count on… View Article Read More
April 7
6 Reasons a GFCI Outlet Keeps Tripping
A GFCI is designed to prevent electrical hazards, and shutting off power is normal. If your GFCI keeps tripping, however, it may point to a… View Article Read More
March 25
Converting a Light Switch to an Outlet
Need more places to plug your devices in? Want to increase your room’s functionality? It’s sometimes possible to convert a light switch to an outlet,… View Article Read More
March 18
Load vs Line Wiring: What’s the Difference?
The quickest and simplest way to explain the difference between line and load wiring is that line wires bring power into a system from an… View Article Read More
March 8
Can You Install a Dimmer Switch on Any Light?
Whether you’re trying to make your home more inviting, save energy, or just have more control over your lighting, a dimmer switch is a handy… View Article Read More
March 3
What is a Ground Wire?
Electrical systems require certain safety measures to protect your home from shocks, fires, and other potential hazards. Grounding wires are an electrical safety measure that… View Article Read More
