Many old homes feature knob-and-tube wiring for their electrical systems. These were the standard for many decades until modern wiring came along and provided a...
Protect Your Home from Damaging Power Surges When electricity flows into your home, it doesn’t always come in at an even flow. Sometimes, the power...
Aluminum wiring was introduced to Cleveland homes in the 1960s as a cost-effective alternative to copper wiring. Despite its initial supposed reliability, it’s crucial that...
With more electric vehicles on the road than ever before, owners need a convenient, cost-effective way to keep their cars charged and ready. Installing a...
Many homes built before the 1960s have two-pronged outlets, which have only two wires — a hot wire that delivers electricity to the outlet and...
Normal electrical circuits can typically safely and efficiently power multiple appliances and light fixtures. However, some appliances need their own dedicated circuit to safely meet...
Winter is more than just a season in Cleveland — it’s a challenge. The weather can be harsh, with freezing temperatures, icy winds from Lake...
Electrical arcing is a serious, little-known danger that could occur within any electrical system. Understanding the causes, risks, and ways to prevent this phenomenon is...
Have your lights flickered out of nowhere, or have you noticed your electronics suddenly acting up? These could be signs that your home has experienced...
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