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The United States has been doubling energy use every twenty years. This is due to more residential and commercial electrical uses that continue to grow over time. More business environments are using technology that requires electricity to operate efficiently. The comfort and atmosphere of your business can directly relate to your profits. You want to…

When you have an electrical problem or you need something electrical installed, you want to find an experienced and knowledgeable licensed electrician. What you may not know is that not all electrical contractors are licensed. You can find lots of residential electrician services that don’t have licensed electricians, in fact. To make sure you get…

Faulty electrical wiring is one of the leading causes of house fires, especially during the winter months. In fact, there are more than 45,000 home electrical fires every year in the United States. The best way to prevent electrical fires is to rewire your home. But how do you know for sure if your home’s…

As our energy needs and use keep doubling every two decades, we are utilizing more sources of energy other than fossil fuels and electricity. North America is now embracing solar energy, and more homeowners are installing solar panels in their homes. Electrical contractors in the U.S. are now experiencing rising numbers of solar panel installation…

Whether you are building a new home, or a small business a lot of work goes into the project. You will work with multiple people and contractors along the way but where do electrical contractors fit in? They definitely should not be left at the bottom of your list. Electrical needs should be paramount to…

In 2018, the average annual electricity consumption for a U.S. residential utility customer was 10,972 kilowatt-hours (kWh). While electrical power is an integral part of industrial work and home activities, it is susceptible to problems. As a result, you will need electrical repairs. Whether you’re undertaking a major electrical supply or a minor repair, it’s…