FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Ensuring safety involves regular inspections, proper installation, and awareness of potential hazards like outdated wiring or overloaded circuits.

Signs of electrical hazards include flickering lights, burning smells, tripping circuit breakers, and warm outlets.

During a power outage, avoid using candles and unplug appliances to prevent electrical fires when power is restored.

Surge protection devices safeguard electronics from voltage spikes caused by lightning or power grid fluctuations. See our tab about whole home surge protectors. 

Electrical systems should be inspected annually, and more frequently for older buildings or if experiencing issues.

 Yes we can! Energy-efficient lighting installation reduces electricity bills and environmental impact.

Yes we do! Emergency repair services are often available for urgent electrical issues.

Factors influencing cost include the scope of work, materials required, labor charges, and any necessary permits.

Yes we do.

  Financing options may be available depending on the service provider and the nature of the project.

Yes we can! Understanding the electricity bill involves analyzing usage patterns, appliance efficiency, and potential energy-saving measures.

Smart home technology offers convenience, energy savings, and enhanced security through remote control and automation.

Backup generators provide uninterrupted power during outages, ensuring safety and continuity of operations. See "Our Services" tab to learn more! 

Improving energy efficiency involves upgrading to LED lighting, installing programmable thermostats, and optimizing insulation.

Yes we can! Electric vehicle charging stations support the transition to sustainable transportation options.

Yes we are very knowledgeable about local building codes and ensure installations comply with regulations.

Yes all of our work  meets safety standards outlined in the National Electrical Code (NEC) and pass inspections to ensure compliance.

Flickering lights or dimming may indicate loose wiring or overloaded circuits, requiring professional inspection and repair.

Frequent power surges may result from faulty wiring or nearby lightning strikes, necessitating surge protection devices.

Basic troubleshooting includes checking circuit breakers, GFCI outlets, and ensuring proper outlet usage 

Regular maintenance tasks include replacing worn-out components, testing smoke detectors, and keeping electrical panels accessible and unobstructed