Keeping the Spark: An Electrician’s Blog

Posted on: 11 March 2020

Electrical repairs shouldn't be put off. A malfunctioning or overloaded electrical system could lead to a house fire or electrical shock. An old electric system is at a higher risk of having problems, but even a new home might need electrical repairs. Here are three hazards to watch for that are signs that repairs are needed. 1. Minor Shocks From Lamps Or Appliances Even minor shocks are frightening and uncomfortable. If an appliance or light shocks you, that's a sign something is wrong.
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Posted on: 9 March 2020

If it's time for you to have electrical work done in your commercial building, then you are probably planning on hiring a commercial electrician. You might be ready for the electrician to start the job as soon as possible, but there are a few things that need to happen first. These are some of the things that should happen before your electrician ever begins performing any work on your building.
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Posted on: 4 March 2020

While it's frustrating to have a circuit in your electrical panel that flips off frequently, it's important to understand this usually happens as a safety measure that protects your home from fire. Here are common causes of a circuit flipping off and why you should have an electrician look at the problem. 1. An Overloaded Circuit That Draws Too Much Power If you have too many appliances or lights plugged in a single circuit, the breaker can flip off.
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Posted on: 2 March 2020

Many people turn the lights in their home on and off without thinking twice about it. It is normal to expect lights to illuminate without any issues when you flip a switch or press a button. Lights inside a home tend to work well for a long time without any issues. But, when issues do arise, it is important to be proactive and take care of the problem instead of brushing it off or ignoring it.
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