After your electricity goes beyond your meter, it travels to lights and appliances throughout your house by several different electrical circuits. The distribution center or main electrical panel and smaller sub-panels control these circuits. Here are some things you should know about your Tampa, Florida, home’s electrical panel. Circuit Breakers An electrical panel is a painted or…
Like most systems in your Sarasota, Florida, home, your electrical system needs periodic maintenance to work both properly and safely. Keep your family safe and your electrical system functional by adding these six maintenance tasks to your to-do list. Use the Right Light Bulbs Many homeowners don’t realize that they have a significant impact on…
Most electrical systems can last for years or decades without any major problems. However, when you start to see sparks or discover that some switches no longer work in your Bradenton, Florida, home, it’s time to take action. Get to know three signs that your home needs electrical repair, and learn whether you can take…
If your St. Petersburg, Florida, home was built in the 1950s or before, there’s a good chance you’ve got at least partial knob and tube wiring. Knob and tube is a wiring style that was popular a century ago, and many homeowners wonder if it’s still safe, or if they need an electrical upgrade. Some…
Your regular electrical supply is often enough to give you all the power you need to feel comfortable. However, it’s possible that your electricity could be knocked out. Living in Bradenton, Florida, means facing the risk of violent storms. Minor outages are one thing, but when a major storm strikes, a generator is what you…
Electrical malfunctions lead to an estimated 43,000 home fires and cause more than $1 billion in damage across the nation each year. Making sure your home’s electrical system is safe and up to code couldn’t be more important. Here are three ways to know if your Sarasota, Florida, home needs an electrical safety inspection. Purchasing a New…