10 Common Warning Signs of a Bad Light Switch
A light switch is a small yet key component of a home that you likely use multiple times a day. When one is malfunctioning, it… View Article Read More
August 15
How to Choose the Right Light Bulbs for Your Home
Ensuring your Raleigh, NC home has adequate lighting is important for a variety of reasons. The type and size of light bulbs you use in… View Article Read More
July 15
The Benefits of Timers and Smart Plugs
Nowadays, people are more tech-savvy than ever before, and smart home devices are selling like hotcakes because they make house management a breeze. Some examples… View Article Read More
June 3
Why Every Home Needs a Surge Protector
If you own a home here in Raleigh, NC, it’s a safe bet it’s filled with myriad electronic devices. They’re a staple of most people’s… View Article Read More
May 9
The Basics of Home Electrical Inspections
A home electrical inspection comprehensively evaluates all electrical components within your household. Your home’s electrical system is an intricate network of wires and circuits concealed… View Article Read More
April 28
How to Safely Use Extension Cords
Almost every homeowner has an extension cord in their house, no matter the size or use of the product. However, not everyone knows how to… View Article Read More
March 11
LED vs. Incandescent: A Comparative Guide
The two main types of light bulbs that people consider for their home lighting needs are LED and incandescent. Ever since LED bulbs were made… View Article Read More
February 6
The Role of Grounding in Electrical Safety
Grounding is the process of providing a separate pathway that runs parallel to your electrical system’s live and neutral wires. This parallel pathway ensures fault… View Article Read More
January 9
Common Types of Circuit Breakers and Their Applications
Key Takeaways Circuit breakers protect homes and businesses from overloads, short circuits, arc faults, and other dangerous electrical issues that can cause fires or damage…. View Article Read More
October 18
Does Your House Have Knob-and-Tube Wiring?
Key Takeaways Knob-and-tube wiring was common from 1880–1940 and uses porcelain knobs and tubes instead of modern insulated cables. You can spot it by checking… View Article Read More
