This document discusses the importance of maintaining home electrical systems. As appliances and lighting become more advanced, old wiring may need to be replaced. A site visit can diagnose electrical problems, and upgrades like replacing the electrical panel can increase a home's ability to handle more power demand. Common signs that upgraded wiring is needed include flickering lights and frequent circuit breaker trips.

2. Just like any equipment maintenance,
electrical things around the house
must be properly maintained. As
demand for electricity around the
house increases, there may be a need
for new wiring or replacing the
existing one. We do re-wiring and
replacing old equipment with new.
Most often this entails replacing old
appliances with newer

5. state-of-the art technology, replacing
old, inefficient incandescent lights
with new LED, energy saving
equipment. Wiring can also get old,
which necessitates replacement.
Maintaining your home/business
electrical system not only for energy
consumption, but safety of the
occupants. The Electrical Code
changes periodically and this requires
replacing old installation with new,
up-to-regulation one.

8. If you have an electrical problem, we will do
a site visit to diagnose and provide qualified
assessment and solutions options. With
over 20 years of experience, we provide the
best, safest, and most cost-effective
approach to fixing a problem. We can
troubleshoot flickering lights,
malfunctioning outlets, lights not turning
on, circuit breakers that constantly trip,
switches and outlets that are warmer, and
many more. Schedule an appointment now!

11. Modern technologies nowadays
require more electrical power. We can
upgrade your panel, add breakers to
an existing one, or install a sub-panel.
Older homes’ electrical systems can’t
always cope with the increasing
demand for more electricity. Panel
upgrade (or Heavy Up) means
increasing the amperage coming into
your house, so that your electrical
system can receive and handle an
increased load.

14. Common indicators for a heavy up
include flickering lights; frequent
circuit breakers shut off; older style
service panel with fuses instead of
circuit breakers; building an addition,
garage or anything else that will
increase home’s square footage; major
remodeling; adding a service which is
a major power draw. Typical heavy up
is one in which an older house needs
to be upgraded from 100 or 150 amp to
200 amp, which is the standard now.