Keeping the Spark: An Electrician’s Blog

Posted on: 13 May 2020

As a homeowner, you may appreciate what your garage provides in space to park your vehicles and store your belongings. However, this does not mean that you are satisfied with the garage because you may be able to come up with a number of improvements that you could make. If you do not want to handle improvements on your own, you should not hesitate to hire a professional such as an electrician who can work on impactful additions and changes.
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Posted on: 6 May 2020

Whether the circuit breaker in your home is outdated, insufficient, or otherwise needs to be replaced, it's important that you understand the importance of clear labeling and documentation when the new panel is installed. This is especially true if your current circuit breaker panel isn't labeled at all. Here's a look at what you need to know. Why Should Your Home's Circuit Breakers Be Labeled? It is important that your home's circuit breakers are labeled for a couple of reasons.
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Posted on: 27 April 2020

Finding the perfect electrical job requires training and preparation. You have already finished your training as an electrician, so now you need to prepare for the interview process so you can land your dream job so you can begin the next phase of your career. The following can help you get ready for the potential questions you may be asked during an interview. What are your qualifications? Most electricians come into the field one of two ways, either you have completed an educational course through a trade or vocational school or you have been working as an apprentice under another electrician and have now become a licensed journeyman.
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Posted on: 23 April 2020

Hearing a crackling sound coming from either your walls or a power outlet can be disconcerting. However, you should never ignore this problem. A crackling sound is a very bad sign and could put your entire home at risk. Here's what you need to know about it. What it Means Crackling sounds coming from the walls or power outlets usually indicate that there's a problem with the wiring in your home.
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