With the warm weather here, we tend to spend more time outside in our backyards. Many of us have a pool, be it above ground, inground, or even inflatable. We also spend more time outside cooking, eating, and just living. If you are planning to do some work around the yard or the house, you need to consider these summer electrical safety tips first. read more
Electricity is essential in our everyday life and not only because it helps illuminate our houses, but also because it powers our appliances and other household accessories. However, due to our reliance on electricity, we always forget how dangerous it can be, especially when we have kids around. As a parent, you understand that these little creatures are inherently curious and are always looking to explore. And since they have limited ability to fathom the dangers of electricity, it is up to you as an adult to teach your children some essential electrical safety tips as well as implement security procedures around the house. read more
Safety is a crucial topic when discussing electricity. As a result, it isn’t unusual to see electricians discussing this regularly. read more
Selecting an effective and quality outdoor security lighting systems offers an array of benefits. They are great for keeping you and your family safe and when installed properly, these lights can help to deter would-be criminals. read more
While power outages can be frustrating and annoying, they also pose some serious risks. Everyone relies on electricity in some way, from providing power in a residential home to providing the power needed for risky surgeries. If a power outage goes on too long, it could disrupt communications, increase the risk of accidents, cause food to spoil, and even result in stores closing. Some tips to help ensure you are prepared for power outages can be found here. read more
Changing a lightbulb seems like a pretty simple and straightforward task, right? While this process usually doesn’t come with any inherent dangers, if you aren’t careful, all this may change. read more
According to information from the National Pet Owners Survey, approximately 68 percent of all households in the U.S. own pets. This means that 85 million families have a four-legged friend at home. read more
The main purpose of a smoke alarm is to let you know if there’s smoke or a fire. It is, arguably the most important safety fixture in your home. While this is true, the National Fire Protection Association – NFPA – has found that at least five million homes throughout the U.S. still haven’t installed smoke alarms. read more
If you have a home that is 30 years old – or more – chances are you have outdated wiring and it’s not designed to operate safely with your modern lifestyle. read more
Electricity is very powerful. If you are like most people, it’s something you use every day, but may not give it much thought. In fact, it’s so commonplace, you may forget how powerful and potentially dangerous it really is. read more
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