Sometimes electrical rewiring is necessary for safety reasons. Proper wiring prevents the risk of fires but also ensures that your system is working properly and can handle the demands placed on it. There are several other reasons why rewiring your electricity may be a necessary step. As a responsible homeowner, it’s up to you to…
There are several signs that your house needs electrical rewiring, the only problem is that sometimes, the culprit is a single electrical item. For example, things like power sags and dips can be caused by something as innocent as a cheap fan that has water condensation inside its casing. The moral of the story is…
The lightning, strong winds and heavy rain during stormy weather can cause a variety of electrical safety hazards in and around homes. Storms may knock down power lines, blow objects into overhead lines, damage insulation or flood power-related equipment. If water gets into your home, your electrical system or appliances may be affected and you…
The winter season temperatures go below 00 and in most homes, the heating system stays switched on until the time when winter will be over. Due to the heating system, the same season records the highest power bills. Home heating systems account for 70 percent of power bills and many financially unstable homes cannot afford…
During the rainy season, electricity-related accidents increase and range from electrocution, electricity-triggered fire, damage to electrical appliances, and electrical shocks. Storms during the rainy season can destroy electrical wires and poles which can cause fire, electrical surge, and blackouts. Before the rainy season sets in, you should be prepared to handle any incidences and to…
