There are many perks to living in a warm tropical climate, but it doesn’t go without its dangers. Each year, an average of ten tropical storms develop over warm oceans, and six of these will grow into hurricanes. These powerful…
Summer is a time when we all want to bring a fresh and vibrant feel into our homes. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is through the strategic use of interior lighting. By illuminating our living spaces…
Summer is a great time to enjoy the weather and entertain guests outside. However, it's important to make sure that your patio is safe and ready for summer. When using electricity on your patio or anywhere else outside, electrical safety…
Winter may be lasting longer than usual this year, but summer will soon be upon us. With spring and summer comes the hot weather that will have us drawing the shades, turning on fans, and kicking our AC units into…
Do you smell a burning odor in your house when you turn on the lights? How about when you plug in a small appliance? Or maybe you smell it when you walk past a certain wall in your home. If…
When you think about electrical issues in your home or business, you might not immediately think of your outlets. However, these everyday home features can require repairs when you least expect them, and their functionality is often tied to the…
By far the most common reason for emergency electrical repair services is a home power outage. Our modern lives depend on electricity, and any interruption calls for professional help to deliver a fast solution so we can get our days…
We’re in the Christmas season, and nothing says it’s the holidays like beautiful Christmas lights decorating your home. A neighborhood full of sparkling lights is a welcoming sight at the end of the day and a Christmas tree full of…
With electricity being such a common part of our everyday lives, you may be surprised to learn that there are more sources of dangerous electric current in your home than you may expect. For example, a ground fault is an…
It may still be hot here in Texas, but autumn and winter are just around the corner. And while the worst of hurricane season is over in September, it can last through November, right when you need to start thinking…