Lake Area Electric

Keeping Your Home’s Electrical Infrastructure Safe and Efficient

Your home is your sanctuary, and its electrical system plays a vital role in making it a comfortable and secure place for you and your family. As an established electrical company, we understand the importance of keeping your home’s electrical infrastructure safe and efficient.

Routine inspections are the foundation of electrical safety. We recommend scheduling an annual check-up with skilled professionals. This will help us identify any potential issues before they escalate into costly or dangerous problems.

1. Older homes may have outdated wiring systems that are no longer safe or efficient. Modern wiring can not only improve safety but also accommodate the increasing electrical demands of today’s households.
2. Overloaded outlets can overheat and pose fire hazards. Avoid daisy-chaining multiple extension cords and power strips, and instead, consider adding extra outlets to distribute the load evenly.
3. GFCI and AFCI outlets are essential safety features. GFCIs protect against electric shocks in areas where moisture is present, such as kitchens and bathrooms, while AFCIs prevent electrical fires in living spaces.
4. Outdoor electricals systems require special attention. Make sure all outdoor fixtures and wiring are weather-resistant and properly installed to withstand the elements.
5. While minor electrical projects are feasible for some homeowners, major tasks should be left to the professionals. An electrician can assist with complex projects, ensuring they are completed safely and up to code.
6. An efficient electrical system not only saves you money but also reduces your environmental impact. Consider consulting our experts for energy-efficient lighting solutions and other upgrades to make your home more eco-friendly.
7. In case of electrical emergencies, it’s crucial to know how to shut off your home’s power. Familiarize yourself with the location of your main circuit breaker and how to turn it off safely.

For any questions or concerns about your home’s electrical system, do not hesitate to reach out to a skilled electrician. They can power up your home safety and keep the lights on for many comfortable and worry-free years to come.