Regardless of the industry, your business needs a working electrical system.

Despite their importance in our daily lives, electrical outlets are often overlooked.

Every household has a variety of electrical outlets to meet different needs.

Increased energy costs have forced property owners to look for ways to reduce their energy consumption and save on monthly utility bills.

The holidays are when many homeowners brighten up their houses using festive lighting both inside and out.

Modern households rely heavily on electricity-powered devices and appliances for a smooth and comfortable life.

Outdated electrical wiring is more problematic than you might think.

Power outages happen regardless of one's location or local electrical grid power.

Ungrounded or 2-prong outlets are not up to code these days, but they’re still widely used in the United States.

Power outages can last for days, weeks, or even longer. Apart from disturbing everyday life, they also pose a serious safety risk.

Electrical boxes play a key role in the electrical system of every house.

Cleat wiring is usually the cheapest and most straightforward electrical installation.

There are only a few types of flickering lights that people enjoy, and since it’s not exactly Christmas time, that cuts the list considerably.

Is there anything cozier than settling down in front of a fire to enjoy the warmth and ambiance it provides? But, it isn’t without a cost: fires can create some problems along with those benefits.

As summer in the Valley area has eased into less-summer weather, let’s also do a few things in our home to prepare for the advent of winter.

Residential electrical device usage is at an all-time high. As a result, more homes are requiring larger circuit breaker panels to manage the consumption of power by various gadgets.

Because the days of summer are winding down, they're shorter, meaning it's getting dark earlier each night. We've lost almost two hours of daylight than we enjoyed in midsummer.

The car companies are ramping up their electric and hybrid vehicle programs to meet federal mandates.

The rise in climate and economic consciousness, which has been matched by a surge in technology, has paved the way for homeowners to take personal responsibility for their carbon footprint in their home.

From cell phones to laptops, and even refrigerators which now have Smart screens or family hubs, electronics have made it easier for kids to become tech savvy and use them at a younger and younger age.