If one was to ask me, (Master Electrician with over 20 years experience) “Brandon, how do I know if the electrical field is right for me?” I would tell them first, to start with the basics. No need to overcomplicate things right off the bat. Let’s start with what we were all taught in school for simple decisions. A list of pros and cons. Now Im naturally an optimist so let’s start with the pros.

Now you’ve made your decision, you want to be an electrician. So what’s next? Now we must ask ourselves two questions: What type of electrical interests you the most? What type of electrical suites your needs?

As an employer, one of the first things I like to ask applicants is… Why?

When talking about electrical inspections, there can be many ways and different forms for a broad range of applications. In this overview, we are speaking directly about the items that may come up during a “home inspection” during the purchase or sale of a home, when it relates to the electrical system.

Ceiling fans, lights, smoke detectors, plugs and switches. These are all items that need to be addressed at least on some level. It is said that electrical systems need to be updated every 10 years, and replaced every 30 years. So, what does that mean for these basic items.

Now that we’ve taken a look at all the small things, let’s turn our attention to the main panel. As mentioned earlier, electrical systems, like a car or any other system that functions as many parts in simulations operation, need maintenance. The general rule is an update every 10 years, and replacement every 30 years. So for many of us, that can put us overdue on both.

If you’re starting your journey towards building your next home, first off, we just want to say...congratulations!! That’s an exciting step and we are happy for youand your family! But before we get into too much rejoicing, let’s talk facts.

As the holiday season approaches, homes transform into winter wonderlands adorned with the warm glow of Christmas lights. While the festive spirit is contagious, many homeowners find themselves wondering about the impact of those twinkling lights on their electricity bills. Let's unravel the mystery of the cost of Christmas lights and how you can keep the holiday magic without burning a hole in your pocket.

As the temperature drops, the cozy allure of space heaters becomes irresistible. These compact devices promise instant warmth, making them a popular choice during the chilly months. However, the warmth they provide comes with a side of caution. Let's delve into the world of space heaters and unravel the potential dangers they pose.

Think you need a permit for your project? See when it’s appropriate to get an electrical permit and when it’s not needed. For the best advice, contact a professional electrician (like us).

As an electrician, understanding the ins and outs of electrical systems is crucial to providing safe and effective services. However, it's not just about knowing the technical details. There are also important tips and tricks that can help prevent common issues and improve the longevity of electrical systems.

The main cause of hidden junction boxes come from two straight forward sources, ignorance, and cheap contractors. Learn why you don’t want these in your home.

Look around your home at your electronics and appliances. Your flat-screen TV, computer, DVR, modem, refrigerator, microwave, coffeemaker, dishwasher, or big-ticket systems like your HVAC. What would happen if a massive power surge occurred and wiped everything out?

We all have heard of a friend or neighbor who has told us the horror stories of waking up, or coming home to find our their house has been struck by lightning. Here’s what to do.

A common misconception consumers have when seeking a contractor, is that it’s better to have an all-inclusive business complete your work. Read more to see what you should be looking for instead.

A common misconception consumers have when seeking a contractor, is that it’s better to have an all-inclusive business complete your work. Read more to see what you should be looking for instead.

This is a question that burns through a lot of peoples minds during the initial service process. Inevitably something breaks down or that new deck project you pulled the trigger on this summer comes with the unintended consequences of having to move your meter or electrical panel.

Do you ever see those strange looking plugs by your sink and wonder what they are or why they have buttons on them? They are called GFI or GFCI devices. Here’s why they’re different from standard outlets.

As you can imagine, towns with the history such as where we are located have many historic homes and thus very old electrical systems. How can you tell if your electrical panel is in need of repair or replacement?