When it comes to installing new plugs in your home, one of the often-overlooked facts is how many options there are.

Just as we talked about in the receptacles portion, switches can be a multifaceted item these days.

Sometimes you are just changing a broken switch to get that bathroom exhaust fan working again, and sometimes you are installing a smart switch to shut off that outdoor light remotely. Each application will have its own unique needs. So, let’s jump right in to options.

When it comes to installing new plugs in your home, one of the often-overlooked facts is how many options there are.

Weather your plug is broken, out of style, or just not appealing to the eye, there are many reasons to want to change them. Professionals suggest they be updated every 10 years. Odds are if you aren’t in need of replacement, you will be soon.

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.

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?

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.