Got Kids? Tips for Household Electrical Safety
When you think about childproofing your household electrical system, what comes to mind?
When you think about childproofing your household electrical system, what comes to mind?
With our ever-increasing reliance on electrically powered appliances and devices, it’s no wonder our monthly energy bills seem to be skyrocketing.
If your home was built before 1990, chances are it features an outdated (and unsafe!) electrical panel.
If you’ve noticed your electrical system seems off, whether it’s your outlets, switches, electrical panel, or wiring, listen to your gut!
Every year, electricity is the culprit behind over 51,000 house fires, approximately 1,000 deaths, and more than 30,000 reported injuries in the United States.
The National Electric Code isn’t just some arbitrary list of guidelines an electrician follows to perform his work; that code is designed to protect your property and loved ones from the dangers of improperly installed wiring.
Do you own an older home with outdated electrical work?
Summer is here in full force in the Twin Cities, and for many homeowners and their families, that means spending significantly more time outdoors.
As a homeowner, it’s important to be at least somewhat familiar with your home’s electrical system because when it comes to electricity, what you don’t know can absolutely hurt you.
Can faulty wiring cause your summer energy bills to skyrocket?