Keeping the Spark: An Electrician’s Blog

Posted on: 6 April 2023

If you are building a home, you need to talk to your electrician about several add-ons to make your house more comfortable and stylish. While these features are not essential, they can help make your home more enjoyable and convenient. Here are five of the best add-ons for your electrician on any new build. 1. Plug for an Outdoor Hot Tub If you are planning to have an outdoor hot tub at any point in the future, speaking with your electrician now is crucial.
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Posted on: 21 February 2023

When the electrical system in your house malfunctions, your home could be at risk of a fire or you could be at risk of electrocution. Electrical problems are nothing to mess around with, and they can necessitate the help of an emergency electrical contractor. Here's when you should consider getting emergency help for an electrical problem. 1. You Detect Odd Odors Or Sounds If it smells like something is burning in your house, especially if it smells like burning electrical insulation, call an emergency electrician and let them know about the problem.
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Posted on: 1 February 2023

Outdoor lighting is an essential aspect of any property, whether it's a home, a commercial establishment, or a public space. But like any other electrical system, outdoor lighting can experience problems that can affect its performance and functionality. From dimming lights to flickering bulbs, these issues can be frustrating and even dangerous. Here are some common outdoor lighting problems and how an electrical lighting repair service can fix them. 1. Dimming Lights
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Posted on: 27 December 2022

Fireguard breakers are a relatively new technology, so it makes sense that you might not know about them if you bought a home a while back. More importantly, you should note that arc faults are among the most common causes of domestic fires related to electrical faults. Ultimately, they occur when a spark between components creates heat that burns down the insulation to the wiring. That said, if this keeps happening, it could lead to an electrical fire.
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