When dealing with electricity, as with anything that is dangerous or harmful, safe is always better than sorry.  Let us investigate your electrical problems or upgrade your service to handle all your hi-tech gadgets!  Schedule your service on-line right now!

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^! Prior to starting any kind of investigation into an electrical problem, make sure that children and pets are safely out of harm’s way and then proceed only to the extent that you feel comfortable or knowledgeable; when in doubt, contact a professional! 

If you have that one lamp or appliance that is always giving you trouble, follow this checklist to eliminate possible problems and find a solution:

   Test your problem lamps or appliances by plugging them in one by one.
   If the circuit doesn’t go dead, then the original circuit was overloaded.
   Try moving some of the lamps or appliances to another circuit.
   If the circuit goes dead as soon as you plug the object in, the problem is most likely in the plug or cord.
   If the circuit goes dead when you turn on the lamp or appliance, the object is probably defective and
   needs to be either repaired or replaced.

And, one more time for emphasis: if you still are unable to find the problem, contact us. When dealing with electricity, as with anything that is dangerous or harmful, safe is always better than sorry! back to top

^? Did you know that there is preventative maintenance we can do for the electrical system of your home?  That's right.  We call it a “Panel Inspection” and what our electrician will do is:

                   remove the cover from your electrical panel,
                   visually inspect your breakers,
                   check the high voltage, neutral & ground wiring connections to your breakers
                   and tighten any loose connections.

Loose connections in your panel are usually just the result of expansion and contraction due to temperature changes in the panel, but they can also cause any number of preventable electrical problems and wreak mild havoc on your home: making your breakers fail prematurely, your lights dim or flicker, your utility bills higher because of current overdraw and even your air conditioning equipment to malfunction. back to top