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.

In the electrical industry, four tenets protect electrical equipment, keeping it safe and functional.

One would think that with the cold weather behind us, most of the electrical hazards we face would be put away in the closet with the space heater.

As electricians, we are privileged to see a growing trend to reduce electrical usage to help save our little planet.

Electricity can be expensive. Depending on your area, home, and economic status, your electrical bill can take a big chunk out of your monthly income.

Locked doors protect you, your family, your possessions, and your home. But, any clever burglar with a pick set or a bump key can disable most locks within a few seconds.

One of the most energy-efficient upgrades to any home is the installation of ceiling fans.

You’re also going to want to make sure there are GFCI (ground-fault circuit interrupter) outlets in your bathrooms, kitchen, garage, unfinished basement, outdoors, and anywhere else there is a sink or is near water.

Homes, both new and old, should be reviewed for electrical problems in order to avoid safety problems.

A circuit breaker box, electrical service panel, or load center are all terms which refer to the same thing: the metal box which distributes the power to different areas of your home.

One of the most significant electrical safety projects you can do for your home is adding GFCI’s. GFCI’s offer safe electrical power in areas where water is found or might be under certain conditions.

Electricity has changed the way people live in this world. However, with the benefits of power come with inherent dangers.

As professional electricians, we find new electrical technology and combining electrical equipment with the internet an exciting concept.

When an electrical system in Surprise, Arizona becomes unpredictable and unpleasant, a professional electrician can help.

A safe electrical system can prevent severe burns, shock, and even death. It can also prevent a fire.

Do you want to know how much energy that old freezer in the garage is using? Or what the electric fireplace is costing you to run? Well, now you can.

Clothes dryers have replaced clothes lines as the primary method of drying our clothes.