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Written by Color Fire

4 July 2018

Electricity Myths and Facts

There are “old wives tales” about many topics, but did you know there are still a lot of myths about electricity? We’ll take a look at the top 5 myths and give you the facts. See if you knew the facts or still believe the myths.

1. Power Lines Are Insulated

Insulation is a material that doesn’t conduct electricity, or conducts very little. The cords on appliances are insulated using rubber coatings. Most power lines are not insulated. Weather or other elements may have damaged those that are insulated. Never go near any power lines, they are always dangerous.

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Written by Stu Kushner

22 June 2018

Preparing Your Business For A Power Outage

Power outages can occur at any time and for a variety of reasons: overloaded systems during extreme heat, accidents, bad weather, or natural disasters. Having a plan for before, during, and after an outage will help protect your business.

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Written by Color Fire

15 June 2018

Let There Be Light

When decorating a room or building a new home, one consideration is the type of light fixture to use. As you consider fixtures, think about the type of light you want it to emit, and where it will be used. You wouldn’t use the same type of bulb in a basement or kitchen that you would in a bedroom. Here are the basic types of light bulbs, and the best places to use them.

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Written by Color Fire

21 May 2018

The Differences Between Residential and Commercial Electrical Services

There are some significant differences between residential and commercial electrical services, and not every electrici

an is qualified to do both types of work. Differences between commercial and residential services include the different levels of energy demands, the different grade or quality of materials, and the different environments where wiring is installed.

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Written by Color Fire

12 May 2018

Converting A Garage Into Living Space

If your car hasn’t been in the garage for years and the garage is beginning to resemble a storage unit, it may be time to convert this wasted space into more living space. This addition may increase the value of your house if you decide to sell it.

One of the most important considerations is what type of electrical wiring you’ll need. Some of these considerations will depend on what the end product will be.

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Written by Stu Kushner

7 May 2018

Choosing An Electrician

When you need an electrician, it’s important to select the right one. Electrical work for your home or business is critical and must be safe and up to local and national codes. Spending the time to research the best electrician for your needs will save time and money. Here are five things to consider when you need an expert.

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Written by Color Fire

28 April 2018

Protecting Rental Property

Whether your rental property is an individual home, an apartment, or a large commercial complex, it’s important to safeguard your investment with regular, professional maintenance. Electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems should be checked to prevent costly repairs or replacement. In addition, a well-maintained home ensures tenant safety and maintains property value. Regardless of the size of your rental property, a professional electrician is an important member of your property management team.

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22 April 2018

Common Electrical Project Mistakes

Every day electricians are called to homes to undo what a well-intentioned do-it-yourselfer has done. Electrical projects can be some of the most challenging for non-professionals, and can result in serious problems. Listed below are a few of the most common mistakes home do-it-yourselfers make.

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Written by Color Fire

14 April 2018

Changing Empty Buildings Into Flourishing Businesses and Neighborhoods

Across the United States, many cities and towns are facing the burden of empty office space. Changes in the economy and business downsizing led to an increase in unoccupied commercial space. Empty buildings negatively impact tax revenue and are often the targets for graffiti, the homeless, and vandalism. They also decrease the value of surrounding property and create the feeling of an area in decline.

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Written by Color Fire

7 March 2018

Electrical Needs for a Home Office

Home-based businesses are alive and well in today’s economy with some 38 million such businesses in the United States today. When home is your base of operations, you shouldn’t neglect planning an adequate electrical system to ensure it runs efficiently.

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