Are you one of the many lucky work-from-home professionals? Your home office may feel like familiar turf, but there are still hazards abound that you need to plan for. Electrical systems, from outlets to power cords, are one of those hazards. When planning your home office, you should always prioritize your electrical safety at home. When set up improperly, an overloaded outlet or loose extension cord can be hazardous. Electrical shocks and house fires are two of the many serious side effects of faulty electrical work. To avoid injury, be sure to follow proper working from home safety tips and always know when to call in a professional. … Continue reading
Electricity is one of the most important things we use in our homes. It operates lights, heating, and cooling and charges those essential cell phones. Understanding how a home’s electrical system works is essential if something goes wrong or if the homeowner wishes to make upgrades. With so many complex and important parts, home electrical work is best left to qualified professionals who understand how to install, repair and maintain electrical equipment safely and effectively. … Continue reading
Aluminum was used for electrical wiring in residential houses in the 1960s and 1970s due to the high prices of copper wires. However, copper is now more preferred to solid aluminum for electrical wiring in homes. It is preferred because of the risks associated with using older aluminum electrical wiring. … Continue reading
