“Up to code.” How many times have you heard that expression when talking about electrical work? But do you really know what it means?

Electrical codes are sets of rules and regulations established as minimums to keep you and your property safe and your electrical service reliable. Codes…

When it comes to selling your home, anticipating and overcoming buyer objections can save a lot of time and money.

Sellers often content themselves with making the house look as nice as possible, sometimes spending considerable money on “staging” the home. While there is no doubt that first…

Whether it’s wrapping up the winter projects or getting a jump on spring, rushed and poorly planned electrical work can result in shocks, burns, fires and worse.

The Electrical Safety Foundation International recommends having only licensed professionals do electrical work, but they understand that a certain number of…

Nobody likes working on projects outdoors when the days are short and the winds are cold. That’s why winter is the perfect time to head for the basement.

Before we start, we’ll look at your project and make sure everything is safe and conforms to codes. Moisture can…

As temperatures drop and days become shorter, people spend more time indoors. And more indoor time means more electricity use. Energy savings gained by shutting down air conditioning are offset by greater use of lighting, furnaces, and appliances. But you can pocket some real wintertime savings by planning…

Whether you’re trying to outdo the Griswolds or just decorating a tree, it pays to put some thought into hanging your holiday lights.

If you’re shopping for new string lights this year, you may be surprised at the number of choices. Besides the mini incandescent bulbs we’re all…