Electrician Network Miami Beach
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Electrician Network Miami Beach
800 West Ave # 6532
Miami, FL 33139
800 West Ave # 6532
Miami, FL 33139
Phone Number: (305) 697-3444
Web Address: electrician.network/florida/electrical-contractor-miami-beach
Web Address: electrician.network/florida/electrical-contractor-miami-beach
Electrician Network South Miami Beach
As a homeowner, finding someone you trust to work on your Miami Beach home�s or condo's electrical can be a massive pain. Electrical work is some of the most skill-intensive, high-stakes maintenance or repairs you could ever get. Bad electrical work makes your home unsafe; good electrical work keeps your home running safely for years. Why trust someone whose name you don�t know ?
Electrician Network provides our customers with the one thing they�re really looking for: peace of mind that comes from real trust and confidence. Our technicians are all highly trained, exceptionally skilled, licensed and insured. Additionally, our work is backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
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As a homeowner, finding someone you trust to work on your Miami Beach home�s or condo's electrical can be a massive pain. Electrical work is some of the most skill-intensive, high-stakes maintenance or repairs you could ever get. Bad electrical work makes your home unsafe; good electrical work keeps your home running safely for years. Why trust someone whose name you don�t know ?
Electrician Network provides our customers with the one thing they�re really looking for: peace of mind that comes from real trust and confidence. Our technicians are all highly trained, exceptionally skilled, licensed and insured. Additionally, our work is backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
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Get It Done Right. Get It Done Safely. Get in Touch with an On-Time Electrician As a Miami Beach homeowner, finding an electrician near Miami Beach you trust to work on your home’s electrical can be a massive pain. Electrical work is some of the most skill-intensive, high-stakes maintenance or repairs you could ever get. Bad electrical work makes your home unsafe; good electrical work keeps your home running safely for years. Electrician Network Miami Beach has been servicing South Beach,Star Island, Fisher Island,Brickell, Surfside, Sunny Isles and Miami Beach for electrical work for the past 10 years. As a homeowner, finding someone you trust to work on your Miami Beach home’s or condo's electrical can be a massive pain. Electrical work is some of the most skill-intensive, high-stakes maintenance or repairs you could ever get. Bad electrical work makes your home unsafe; good electrical work keeps your home running safely for years. Why trust someone whose name you don’t know ? Electrician Network provides our customers with the one thing they’re really looking for: peace of mind that comes from real trust and confidence. Our technicians are all highly trained, exceptionally skilled, licensed and insured. Additionally, our work is backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee. We are open for electrician services near South Beach, Mid Beach, North Beach, Surfside, Sunny Isles, Bal Harbour and Miami Beach. We service Miami Beach with same day booking with a few hour notice.. Same day booking is available on our website for quick electrical services near Miami Beach Electrical Restorations Electrical restorations are large-scale projects that involve updating and replacing most—or all—elements of a building’s electrical system. While many restoration projects are performed to restore power to a building, this service can also be performed pre-emptively to minimize the risk of prolonged outages, electrical fires, and other hazards. As leading providers of complete residential and commercial electrical services, the team at Electrician Network Miami Beach knows how important electrical restorations can be for some properties. That is why we have compiled some information to help homeowners, business managers, and other individuals know when electrical restorations are required for their property. Ungrounded Outlets Electrical outlets are crucial yet often-overlooked elements of your home or commercial facility. While some individuals may think that all outlets are the same, this is not the case. For optimal electrical safety in any setting, it is important to understand what ungrounded outlets are, what they look like, and the hazards they can present. As leading providers of Miami Beach residential electrical services at Electrician Network Miami Beach knows how important outlet safety is for all buildings. That is why we have provided some information to help you spot ungrounded outlets and minimize the risk of electrical hazards around them. Why are Grounded Outlets Important? Grounded outlets can be identified through the presence of 3 openings (2 vertical openings on the top and one circular opening on the bottom). The two vertical slots represent a “hot” wire and a “neutral” wire. The ground wire in a grounded outlet ties into the circular slot, acting as a failsafe.
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Residential and Commercial Electrical Work in South Beach, Miami Beach, north beach, Alton Road, sunny isles star island, fisher island and nearby areas. Emergency Electrical Repairs Emergencies can happen at a moment’s notice, and you should have a team that’s on your side ready to offer exceptional and affordable repair services. Whether you’re dealing with a complete loss of power or you have an electrical fire on your hands, our team can be there 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can always rely on our emergency electricians to come prepared with advanced tools and years of experience to take care of emergencies day or night. Faulty Interior and Exterior Wiring Repair Sometimes, all measures are not followed to ensure a properly working electrical system when a home is built. This might have saved money on the front-end, but now you have to deal with the more costly aftermath. Not only can faulty wiring be an annoying inconvenience, but it’s also a significant safety hazard. Our trained technicians want to assess and repair all of your home’s potentially faulty interior and exterior wiring. Circuit Breakers If something goes wrong with your electricity, the first place to check is the circuit breaker. As an important component in the function and management of your electricity, malfunctioning circuit breakers can be a huge burden with the potential to start a fire. Our team of experts offers cost-effective repair services that keep your circuit breaker working efficiently. Power Outages and Power Surges Power outages and surges usually aren’t isolated incidences. If you’re dealing with a prolonged power outage, chances are your entire neighborhood is experiencing the same thing. When just your home is dealing with a power outage, we’re the professional electricians you call to repair the problem promptly and safely. As your reliable home electricians, we provide electrical panel repair when your appliances aren’t running at full capacity, or your lights flicker unexpectedly. There are several other signs that you may need your electrical panel repaired, including consistently tripped breakers, overheated conductors, and so much more. Generator Repair Having a generator as backup power if your electricity goes out is essential to your home’s operation. However, when your generator malfunctions, we’re the team you call to provide generator repair services. Our technicians are skilled at detecting the issue and problem-solving to present solutions that won’t leave you in the dark. Ceiling Fan Repair Even though we’re residential electrical repair experts, we can also support you when you’re experiencing issues with devices powered by electricity like your ceiling fans. Installing a ceiling fan at home can be complicated, especially if you’ve never done it before. Connecting the correct wires may prove to be a challenge, leaving you with a fan that doesn’t turn on. We’re here to repair your ceiling fan so that you can enjoy fresh air circulating throughout your home. Smoke Detector Repair Smoke detectors are vital devices that ensure your family’s safety in the event of a fire. Having properly working smoke detectors can save lives, and we’re the team to ensure they work for the long haul. Even if you need your smoke detectors replaced throughout your home, you can trust that our licensed and certified electricians will be there promptly to help. Electrical Switches and Outlet Repair Without electrical switches and outlets, how would you turn on lights in rooms, power your essential household appliances, and pass the time on your favorite smart device? These activities are virtually impossible (and potentially dangerous) when you have malfunctioning switches and outlets in your home. We offer electrical switches and outlet repair services to provide safe and functional power delivery. Lighting Repair Whether you’re trying to set a mood on your backyard patio or provide adequate light sources throughout your home, lighting plays a significant role in your home’s function and aesthetic. We can deliver lighting repair solutions that give you the peace of mind you deserve in and outside your home. Outdoor Lighting Repair Illuminating the exterior of your home creates security for your family and safety for guests as they make their way to your front door. We can provide landscape lighting and repair and installation that meet the industry’s highest standards. With our experienced technicians supporting your repair needs, you’ll be able to enjoy your outdoor space all year long. Fault Location and Repair Our team is highly skilled in the practice of fault location and repair to keep electrical faults from putting your family’s health and safety at risk. We can locate the fault quickly and avoid further disruption to your day. With this type of electrical repair service, we show our diligent and strategic problem-solving skills. Other Electrical Issues We Fix We are the team you call when you need unique electrical repair solutions, from repairing everything from dimmers to carbon monoxide detectors. There’s virtually no electrical job that we can’t handle. And the best part is we offer straight forward pricing on all electrical repairs. Buzzing Noises - Any kind of buzzing noise coming from your outlets or switches is cause for concern. This could signify loose wires in the connection, causing them to vibrate and make that familiar buzzing sound. If you hear any strange humming noises at outlets or switches, turn off the power to that switch or outlet and call us immediately. Aluminum Wiring - Homes built between 1960 and 1970 may have an electrical system with aluminum wiring, which has been tied to fires as the wiring ages. Your vintage home may be charming, but there could be hidden issues lurking behind the walls that only a professional electrician should handle. Carbon Monoxide Detection - With zero odor or color, carbon monoxide could be wafting through your home undetected at this very moment. One of the only ways to be aware of these toxic fumes is to have a functioning carbon monoxide detector. If your sensor is on the fritz, this creates a life-threatening situation for everyone living in your home. Let our expertly trained technicians repair your carbon monoxide detector today. Dimming or Flickering House Lights - Do you need assistance with your dimmer and flicker lights in and outside your home? You can contact our on-time electricians to support you with dimming or flicker house lighting repair services to help you create the visual appeal you’ve always wanted.
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e work closely with our customers to inspire confidence and trust by consistently bringing the highest level of professional knowledge and personal commitment to every service experience. Our team isn’t happy with only providing the best electrical services possible to customers. We strive to treat them with the respect they deserve, so we’re the first miami beach electrician they think of when they need our help! Our Values Integrity We are forthright and truthful with customers, employees, vendors, and other stakeholders. We keep our promises, provide reliable work, and are always honest about the repair, installation, or maintenance needs of an electrical system. Respect for the Law We adhere to all governing laws, regulations, and ordinances that pertain to the electrical industry as prescribed by federal, state, municipal, and county governments. We practice proper financial and accounting procedures per all laws governing a privately held business. Excellence We design, install, service, and repair electrical systems and parts in strict accordance with the highest industry standards. Our team wants our work to last, and we want you to be completely happy with what we do. Safety & Reputation We maintain a clean, safe, respectable, and reputable place of business that reflects the high standards Respect for Others We treat our customers, fellow employees, and other industry professionals with the utmost respect. This is especially important when we’re at a home that has multiple professionals working on it. Privacy We show the greatest respect for the sanctity of our customers' homes and their privacy. We’ll stick to the rooms we’re supposed to work on and keep you updated with what we need to do throughout the process. Competition We value fair competition. We advertise, promote, and market our brand fairly and accurately and in a manner that reflects the high standards
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Friendly and Courteous Respect for our customers is one of our core values. Our electricians will treat you and your home with consideration. Since we live in the same community as the homes we work in, we treat our customers like neighbors! Great electrical service is just half of what we do—amazing customer service is the rest! Respect for Property We'll never leave a mess behind. Our electricians will wear shoe covers inside your home and clean up before they leave. While we want you to remember to call us when you need us, we never want to leave a reminder behind that we were at your home. Do you wake up to find your appliances are barely alive? Do you find that your home devices just aren’t working like they used to? You may be living with a vampire…an energy vampire! The average homeowner spends approximately *$1,368.68 on his or her electricity bill, and 35% of that power used is wasted. Some of this wasted energy comes from “vampire” appliances, which use energy even when they are switched off. Hence, these energy-sucking devices are detrimental not only to the environment, but also to your wallet. It’s always good to be aware of what energy culprits you may have in your home. *Top 10 Worst Electricity Offenders Digital Cable or Satellite DVRs Computer (Laptops use more energy than desktops.) Printers Central Heating Furnace (Even turned off, furnaces can use a lot of electricity.) Routers & Modems Phones Gaming Consoles Television Microwave (AND the microwave clock!) What you should do to beat the drain It'll take more than garlic to keep your energy bill down. But there are things you can do to cut down on wasted power. Unplug your devices when not in use. Add multiple appliances to one power strip. That way you can turn off all of them at once! Buy products, like LED lights, that have low standby power usage. Invest in Energy Star appliances. Find out how much power you’re actually using by with a home energy audit. Did Your Circuit Breaker Trip? When an outlet is malfunctioning or “dead,” we immediately think to check the circuit breaker. A circuit breaker is an automatic electrical switch that functions to interrupt current flow after a fault is detected. Most likely, you’ll find your circuit breakers in your home’s breaker box, typically located in the garage, basement, hall, or storage room. When a circuit breaker trips, it switches from “on” to “off,” cutting off the power. The switch needs to be manually turned back on or flipped for electricity to move through the circuit again. When the breaker flips, other appliances plugged into other outlets in the same room or area will also go out. This means those outlets were on the same circuit. Once the breaker is flipped for that area; all the outlets should be returned to working order. But if it’s not the breaker, there might be an underlying issue at hand. Common Causes of Non-working, Blown, or Broken Outlets Tripped Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) Outlet GFCI outlets are fast-acting outlets with a built-in breaker. They are quicker to trip, cutting off the supply of power to prevent electrical shock. Should a GFCI outlet trip, simply, push the "RESET" button to reset the outlet. To learn more about suggested types of breakers, like GFCI outlets, check out our article titled ‘What You Need to Know About GFCI/AFCI Combination Breakers’. Blown Fuse Charred glass or broken filaments can lead to a broken outlet. According to The Spruce, for a typical 120-volt circuit, “fuses are small ceramic screw-in devices that fit into threaded sockets in the fuse panel, much the way lightbulbs screw into lamp sockets.” Too many lights or plugged-in appliances draw power that can potentially overload the capacity of the fuse, causing it to blow. When the fuse blows, everything connected to that circuit goes dead. Wear and Tear Outlets have metal contact points that eventually wear down and loosen over time, which can increase resistance and heat, and eventually blown fuses in the electrical panel or a blown breaker. It’s important to replace worn-out power outlets immediately if they appear to be cracked or burnt. Back-Stabbed Outlet A “back-stabbed” outlet is a push-type wiring connection, meaning the wires are pushed into the back of an outlet instead of being secured by screws. “Many homes are wired with push-type wiring during the construction process due to its quick installation by the contractor,” said Rusty. “Wrapping the wire around the outlet screws is best. The best way to wire outlets is to also pigtail the circuit eliminating the holiday light failure scenario.” Loose Wires Loose wires at connection points can generate a lot of heat and cause sparking in breaker boxes. Too much energy leads to arcing, which is extremely dangerous, resulting in fires or burns. If your outlet is sparking or if you see flames, immediately contact an electrician. Wires can also stop working due to old age or damage from animals. So, keep a lookout for wires that are frayed or look like they have been chewed on. Low-Quality Power Outlets Some outlets are poorly made or were installed improperly. How long an outlet lasts depends on its quality. High-quality products will last longer and have fewer problems. It’s easy to take for granted that our electricity will keep on running without interruption. When your outlets don’t work, it throws off your whole day. While there may be an easy fix – trudging to the basement to flip the breaker – non-working outlets could be indicative of a larger underlying issue. Because electrical work is delicate, often dangerous work, it’s best to contact an electrician to run a diagnostic on your outlets.
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Spring is right around the corner. Time to take a broom to the dirt and the dated – and, while you’re at it, don’t forget to make a clean sweep of your electrical devises! When was the last time you wiped down your TV screen? Has the cat gotten into your cables one too many times? Dust a Move. Dust can be an unwelcome guest to a clean home. Not only is it unsightly, but it also poses a threat to our electrical appliances. Dust can cause electronics to jam; it can cause permanent damage to electromechanical parts, rendering them useless. But there are ways to prevent that happening. Give your electronics a boost. Keeping electronics on the floor ground makes them more susceptible to dust. Move them to higher ground. Use dust covers. Whether its your piano or PlayStation, covers can eliminate dust and the time it takes to clean when not in use. Use a microfiber chamois or pure cotton cloths, distilled water and isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol to clean your devises. Retire the Wire As a home ages, so does its electrical components. If you’re home is 30 years or older, it may be time to replace your wiring. If your wires are frayed or damaged from heavy tread, naughty animals or general ware and tear, then it’s time for an overhaul. Also, keep an eye out if: You overuse extension cords. (You may need more outlets in your home.) The breaker consistently trips. Lights dim or flicker when you turn on a devise. (No, your house is not haunted.) Outlets and other electrical components are stained or cracked. Everything is Covered in Germs That’s why it’s important to keep your gadgets spic and span day to day. The best (and gentlest) way to clean your electronic devices it to use distilled water or rubbing alcohol and a microfiber cloth to wipe them down. Cotton balls or swabs are great for getting into those heard to reach places. Make sure to tackle areas and appliances that are exposed to: Air (dust) Food (oils, crumbs, particles) Heavy use. Just because your phone or tablet has a screen protector, doesn’t mean it’s germ-free. Use a Q-tip to get along the edges. Rubbing alcohol may be a godsend for dirty LCD screens but avoid use on plasmas or rear projection televisions. Remember - any time you clean an electronic devise, make sure it is turned off and unplugged. And, no need to scrub! You don’t need a lot of elbow grease to eliminate grime and gunk. Much can be accomplished by using a gentle touch.
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Electrician Network Miami Beach 800 West Ave # 6532 Miami, FL 33139 Phone Number: (305) 697-3444 Web Address: electrician.network/florida/electrical-contractor-miami-beach Don’t Trip Up When It Comes to Electrical Safety Some of what we learn about electrical safety is from our childhoods. Don’t get your boombox wet! Don’t play on transformers (what do those do anyway?)! Don’t fly a kite too close to power lines! These are all great rules of thumb to carry into adulthood. But there are more ways to protect yourself against outdoor electrical hazards. Whether it’s relaxing by the pool or working on that long-overdue DIY project, remember these helpful tips while enjoying the outdoors. Working with power tools: Stay at least 10 feet away from overhead power lines. Make sure your work area is clean and organized. Stray paper and wood shavings can be a fire hazard. When mowing the lawn or pruning with power tools, be sure to wear thick-soled, rubber shoes, and NEVER go barefoot. Never use electric tools around water. Store fuel away from heat sources and out of the sun. Store electrical equipment indoors and away from water sources and places where rodents or insects nest. Planting Trees Near Power Lines: Be sure your trees have enough room to grow, especially when close to power lines. A professional tree service, like Monster Tree Service, can help you plan and measure your trees. Trim back branches from your electrical system, including nearby power lines. Trees growing into power lines are expensive to fix, can decrease tree health, and cause trees to become dangerous. Entertaining is a summertime favorite. If you’re on your deck or patio, or around the pool, you’ll need power, which means you may need outlets and extension cords. Here are some things to consider: Outdoor Outlets: Use Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) outlets. GFCIs automatically cut power when a connected device comes in contact with water. Cover outdoor outlets with weatherproof covers. Extension Cord Safety: Indoor extension cords cannot be used outdoors. Do not connect one extension cord to another extension cord. Be sure the amperage rate of the extension cord is equal to or higher than the product you’re plugging in.
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cash credit cyrpto Fans appropriate for outdoor use specifically designed to withstand moisture. Most fans feature ABS plastic blades that are less likely to get damaged or warped in inclement weather. Wet-Rated ceilings fans are approved to hold up in rain, wind and snow with wiring designed not to short out in wet weather. Damp-Rated ceiling fans are approved for humidity but not direct contact with snow or rain. These fans are best used in covered outdoor spaces, like enclosed patios or garages. Because an outdoor ceiling fan’s wiring is, to some extent, exposed to the elements, it’s extremely important to note the ratings and follow the proper precautions during installation. A shortage could cause an electrical fire, which could account for unforeseen damage to your home or injury to your
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miami,miami beach, south beach , star island , fisher island Miami, FL Miami Shores, FL Key Biscayne, FL Gladeview, FL Pinewood, FL North Miami, FL West Little River, FL Coral Gables, FL Westview, FL Golden Glades, FL North Miami Beach, FL Miami Springs, FL Hialeah, FL Opa-locka, FL Ojus, FL Mid Beach. ... North Beach. ... South Beach. ... Downtown Miami/Brickell. ... Allapattah. ... Aventura. ... Bal Harbour. ... Coconut Grove.
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Emergency Electrical Repairs Emergencies can happen at a moment’s notice, and you should have a team that’s on your side ready to offer exceptional and affordable repair services. Whether you’re dealing with a complete loss of power or you have an electrical fire on your hands, our team can be there 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can always rely on our emergency electricians to come prepared with advanced tools and years of experience to take care of emergencies day or night. Faulty Interior and Exterior Wiring Repair Sometimes, all measures are not followed to ensure a properly working electrical system when a home is built. This might have saved money on the front-end, but now you have to deal with the more costly aftermath. Not only can faulty wiring be an annoying inconvenience, but it’s also a significant safety hazard. Our trained technicians want to assess and repair all of your home’s potentially faulty interior and exterior wiring. Circuit Breakers If something goes wrong with your electricity, the first place to check is the circuit breaker. As an important component in the function and management of your electricity, malfunctioning circuit breakers can be a huge burden with the potential to start a fire. Our team of experts offers cost-effective repair services that keep your circuit breaker working efficiently. Power Outages and Power Surges Power outages and surges usually aren’t isolated incidences. If you’re dealing with a prolonged power outage, chances are your entire neighborhood is experiencing the same thing. When just your home is dealing with a power outage, we’re the professional electricians you call to repair the problem promptly and safely.
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online hours are 24 hours Why It's Important to Update Your Old Circuit Breaker Replacing or repairing old circuit breakers are vital to ensuring your home's safety and reliability—especially if you have high data needs. Electrical problems are the third-leading cause of structure fires, and many of those problems stem from an overloaded circuit breaker. Updated circuit breakers help prevent power surges, power interruptions, broken connections, and minimize the risk of igniting a fire. It's important to remember that circuit breakers in old homes were not designed to allow dozens of devices to be connected and using power at once—but that's the reality of life today. If you find yourself unplugging some devices so you can plug in others, it's time to consider updating your circuit breaker. With an old circuit breaker, all your smartphones, computers, and appliances are vulnerable to power surges that could cost you thousands in damage. Even if you avoid a power surge, an interruption in power or Internet connection could end up causing data loss or other technological headaches.
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`Thank you we are dedicated to professionalism and excellence. That's why we provide customer guarantees that ensure unrivaled service. To back up our promise of punctuality, we offer complimentary service whenever we arrive late. That’s our “We're On Time, You'll See, Or The Repair Is Free!”™ guarantee. Our U-Win seal & guarantee offers customers a 100% satisfaction guarantee and assistance with resolutions on all services and upgrades for two full years. When called upon, our emergency electricians will happily inspect your electrical situation and make service recommendations that align with your budget and needs. We stand by our estimates to the end. This means you can rest assured that there won’t be hidden fees or surprise costs. Finally, we're on standby and available 24/7 for emergency service. Reach out to our team today for premier electrical service at fair, affordable prices.
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Get It Done Right. Get It Done Safely. Much like a person, an electrical system needs to be taken care of. It needs yearly check-ups, daily care, a healthy diet, and everyday grooming. Also, like a person, the better care you take of your electrical system, the longer and better the quality of life. Electrical repair can be costly. Over time an electrical system is subject to wear and tear. However, there are certain maintenance steps you can take to prolong the life of your system, help you catch the small issues before they become large problems, and ultimately cut down the cost of future repairs. Being vigilant about electrical maintenance can help your system run better for longer. Here’s what you can do to spiff up your electrical system so that it runs optimally: Get an Inspection It’s always a good idea to get an electrical inspection every year. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your wiring or if a bad storm did some damage to your system, it’s important to take a look at what’s going on under the hood. Just because it’s working, doesn’t mean it’s working well. Inspections catch the small issues before they become big problems. Get a Panel Rejuvenation When an electrical panel is malfunctioning or not working at its best, you may not need a whole system replacement. You might just need a panel rejuvenation. Panels may need to be updated to NEC codes, wires may need to be replaced or reattached, or require a fresh connection – repairs that don’t require a full panel replacement. Check Your Outlets with a Multimeter A multimeter is a handy tool that allows you to measure voltage and current. It can help you diagnose problems with circuits, check switches, and test batteries. Multimeters go a long way in providing a homeowner with peace of mind by letting them know what a simple fix might be or when it’s time to call an electrician. Dust appliances A simple way to lengthen the life of your appliances is to clean them regularly. Dusting electronics weekly helps to prevent buildup that can damage or clog your electronics and devices. Dust and dirt can block certain electronic devices from cooling themselves, causing overheating which leads to short circuits or arcing. Read this: The Best Way to Clean Your Appliances Switch to Energy-saving Devices Switch to energy-saving devices or see if you can add smart home technology to lower your energy usage and utility bill. You can save 10 percent or more by switching to energy-saving devices. You can also turn off any appliances and devices that aren’t in use. Some products are energy vampires and still continue to use energy even when they’re switched off. The worst offenders are high-tech gadgets like cell phone chargers, TVs, gaming consoles, and computers. Many of these devices have a standby mode. But stand-by doesn’t mean off, and these devices can continue to use unnecessary energy. Check Cords and Wires Replace damaged or frayed wires. Over time, wires and cords can become worn out, and internal wiring can become exposed. This is a major hazard and could lead to a fire if not addressed. Make sure electrical cords are not running across doorways or carpets. If you’re having a problem with finding a place to plug in all your devices, it may be time to add outlets to your home. Add USB Outlets. Are you using too many extension cords? This means you might need more outlets to accommodate the number of electronics and devices you are powering. Adding outlets with USB portals can allow you to charge your smartphone, tablet, or computer without having to use a plug receptacle. Typically, these types of electronics use a smaller amount of current to charge, and plugging them directly into a USB outlet can charge them up to 40 percent faster. Read this article: Adding USB Outlets Can Untangle Your Life Upgrade to Energy-efficient LED Bulbs Whether you’re tired of having to change out your lightbulbs or if you want to decrease your utility bill, LED bulbs can go a long way in saving power for your home. Compared to incandescent bulbs, LED lights use 25 o 80 percent less electricity and can last up to 25 times longer. However, keep in mind, LED lights are more expensive. Install a Whole House Surge Protector Power surges are inconvenient and dangerous. Over-using high-energy appliances at the same time and an act of nature, like lightning, are two of the biggest causes of power surges. Not only will a surge leave you in the literal dark, but it can shorten the lifespan of your electronic devices AND, worst-case scenario, cause a fire. Whole house protection can keep your appliances and devices working longer, reduce wasted energy, and help prevent the power from going out whatever the weather. Whole-home surge protection is also essential in protecting your smart home devices and appliances. Learn more by watching our video: Protect Your Smart Home with Whole Home Surge Protection Make sure your breakers are GFCI-protected Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) are one of the most common and effective forms of electrical safety. GFCI breakers automatically shut down outlets when there is an issue with the circuit, typically when the current going “in or out” of the electrical panel does not measure the same. When the GFCI mechanism is triggered, the outlet or circuit won’t work until the issue is resolved. This goes a long way in preventing fire or injury. Upgrade Your Home to 220 Volt Service Most homes run on a 220-volt electrical system. Not every appliance has the same voltage standard. For example, dryers, ovens, hot water heaters use more voltage than computers, televisions, and other electronics –220-volts compared to 110 volts. That’s why it’s important to have an electrical system that supports 220-volt circuits as well as 110-volt circuits. Your local electrician can easily set this up for you. Learn More: How to Upgrade Your Home to a 220 Volt Service Childproof your power outlets. Even if your electrical system is running perfectly, it could still present a danger to children (who don’t know any better) and pets. Be sure when you’re maintaining your electrical system that you add secure safety settings wherever possible. Make sure to install Tamper Resistant Receptacles (TRRs) on all outlets. TRRs are a cheap and effective way to prevent children from sticking objects and body parts into an open or unused socket. TRRs come with built-in safety shutters that block anything from being inserted into the receptacle. If you’ve got pets who like to chew, like bunnies, hamsters, or puppies, cover your wires and cords with plastic sleeves or flex tubing. This will protect your devices and your fur-baby from an electrical shock.
Get It Done Right. Get It Done Safely. Get in Touch with an On-Time Electrician As a Miami Beach homeowner, finding an electrician near Miami Beach you trust to work on your home’s electrical can be a massive pain. Electrical work is some of the most skill-intensive, high-stakes maintenance or repairs you could ever get. Bad electrical work makes your home unsafe; good electrical work keeps your home running safely for years. Electrician Network Miami Beach has been servicing South Beach,Star Island, Fisher Island,Brickell, Surfside, Sunny Isles and Miami Beach for electrical work for the past 10 years. As a homeowner, finding someone you trust to work on your Miami Beach home’s or condo's electrical can be a massive pain. Electrical work is some of the most skill-intensive, high-stakes maintenance or repairs you could ever get. Bad electrical work makes your home unsafe; good electrical work keeps your home running safely for years. Why trust someone whose name you don’t know ? Electrician Network provides our customers with the one thing they’re really looking for: peace of mind that comes from real trust and confidence. Our technicians are all highly trained, exceptionally skilled, licensed and insured. Additionally, our work is backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee. We are open for electrician services near South Beach, Mid Beach, North Beach, Surfside, Sunny Isles, Bal Harbour and Miami Beach. We service Miami Beach with same day booking with a few hour notice.. Same day booking is available on our website for quick electrical services near Miami Beach Electrical Restorations Electrical restorations are large-scale projects that involve updating and replacing most—or all—elements of a building’s electrical system. While many restoration projects are performed to restore power to a building, this service can also be performed pre-emptively to minimize the risk of prolonged outages, electrical fires, and other hazards. As leading providers of complete residential and commercial electrical services, the team at Electrician Network Miami Beach knows how important electrical restorations can be for some properties. That is why we have compiled some information to help homeowners, business managers, and other individuals know when electrical restorations are required for their property. Ungrounded Outlets Electrical outlets are crucial yet often-overlooked elements of your home or commercial facility. While some individuals may think that all outlets are the same, this is not the case. For optimal electrical safety in any setting, it is important to understand what ungrounded outlets are, what they look like, and the hazards they can present. As leading providers of Miami Beach residential electrical services at Electrician Network Miami Beach knows how important outlet safety is for all buildings. That is why we have provided some information to help you spot ungrounded outlets and minimize the risk of electrical hazards around them. Why are Grounded Outlets Important? Grounded outlets can be identified through the presence of 3 openings (2 vertical openings on the top and one circular opening on the bottom). The two vertical slots represent a “hot” wire and a “neutral” wire. The ground wire in a grounded outlet ties into the circular slot, acting as a failsafe.
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Residential and Commercial Electrical Work in South Beach, Miami Beach, north beach, Alton Road, sunny isles star island, fisher island and nearby areas. Emergency Electrical Repairs Emergencies can happen at a moment’s notice, and you should have a team that’s on your side ready to offer exceptional and affordable repair services. Whether you’re dealing with a complete loss of power or you have an electrical fire on your hands, our team can be there 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can always rely on our emergency electricians to come prepared with advanced tools and years of experience to take care of emergencies day or night. Faulty Interior and Exterior Wiring Repair Sometimes, all measures are not followed to ensure a properly working electrical system when a home is built. This might have saved money on the front-end, but now you have to deal with the more costly aftermath. Not only can faulty wiring be an annoying inconvenience, but it’s also a significant safety hazard. Our trained technicians want to assess and repair all of your home’s potentially faulty interior and exterior wiring. Circuit Breakers If something goes wrong with your electricity, the first place to check is the circuit breaker. As an important component in the function and management of your electricity, malfunctioning circuit breakers can be a huge burden with the potential to start a fire. Our team of experts offers cost-effective repair services that keep your circuit breaker working efficiently. Power Outages and Power Surges Power outages and surges usually aren’t isolated incidences. If you’re dealing with a prolonged power outage, chances are your entire neighborhood is experiencing the same thing. When just your home is dealing with a power outage, we’re the professional electricians you call to repair the problem promptly and safely. As your reliable home electricians, we provide electrical panel repair when your appliances aren’t running at full capacity, or your lights flicker unexpectedly. There are several other signs that you may need your electrical panel repaired, including consistently tripped breakers, overheated conductors, and so much more. Generator Repair Having a generator as backup power if your electricity goes out is essential to your home’s operation. However, when your generator malfunctions, we’re the team you call to provide generator repair services. Our technicians are skilled at detecting the issue and problem-solving to present solutions that won’t leave you in the dark. Ceiling Fan Repair Even though we’re residential electrical repair experts, we can also support you when you’re experiencing issues with devices powered by electricity like your ceiling fans. Installing a ceiling fan at home can be complicated, especially if you’ve never done it before. Connecting the correct wires may prove to be a challenge, leaving you with a fan that doesn’t turn on. We’re here to repair your ceiling fan so that you can enjoy fresh air circulating throughout your home. Smoke Detector Repair Smoke detectors are vital devices that ensure your family’s safety in the event of a fire. Having properly working smoke detectors can save lives, and we’re the team to ensure they work for the long haul. Even if you need your smoke detectors replaced throughout your home, you can trust that our licensed and certified electricians will be there promptly to help. Electrical Switches and Outlet Repair Without electrical switches and outlets, how would you turn on lights in rooms, power your essential household appliances, and pass the time on your favorite smart device? These activities are virtually impossible (and potentially dangerous) when you have malfunctioning switches and outlets in your home. We offer electrical switches and outlet repair services to provide safe and functional power delivery. Lighting Repair Whether you’re trying to set a mood on your backyard patio or provide adequate light sources throughout your home, lighting plays a significant role in your home’s function and aesthetic. We can deliver lighting repair solutions that give you the peace of mind you deserve in and outside your home. Outdoor Lighting Repair Illuminating the exterior of your home creates security for your family and safety for guests as they make their way to your front door. We can provide landscape lighting and repair and installation that meet the industry’s highest standards. With our experienced technicians supporting your repair needs, you’ll be able to enjoy your outdoor space all year long. Fault Location and Repair Our team is highly skilled in the practice of fault location and repair to keep electrical faults from putting your family’s health and safety at risk. We can locate the fault quickly and avoid further disruption to your day. With this type of electrical repair service, we show our diligent and strategic problem-solving skills. Other Electrical Issues We Fix We are the team you call when you need unique electrical repair solutions, from repairing everything from dimmers to carbon monoxide detectors. There’s virtually no electrical job that we can’t handle. And the best part is we offer straight forward pricing on all electrical repairs. Buzzing Noises - Any kind of buzzing noise coming from your outlets or switches is cause for concern. This could signify loose wires in the connection, causing them to vibrate and make that familiar buzzing sound. If you hear any strange humming noises at outlets or switches, turn off the power to that switch or outlet and call us immediately. Aluminum Wiring - Homes built between 1960 and 1970 may have an electrical system with aluminum wiring, which has been tied to fires as the wiring ages. Your vintage home may be charming, but there could be hidden issues lurking behind the walls that only a professional electrician should handle. Carbon Monoxide Detection - With zero odor or color, carbon monoxide could be wafting through your home undetected at this very moment. One of the only ways to be aware of these toxic fumes is to have a functioning carbon monoxide detector. If your sensor is on the fritz, this creates a life-threatening situation for everyone living in your home. Let our expertly trained technicians repair your carbon monoxide detector today. Dimming or Flickering House Lights - Do you need assistance with your dimmer and flicker lights in and outside your home? You can contact our on-time electricians to support you with dimming or flicker house lighting repair services to help you create the visual appeal you’ve always wanted.
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e work closely with our customers to inspire confidence and trust by consistently bringing the highest level of professional knowledge and personal commitment to every service experience. Our team isn’t happy with only providing the best electrical services possible to customers. We strive to treat them with the respect they deserve, so we’re the first miami beach electrician they think of when they need our help! Our Values Integrity We are forthright and truthful with customers, employees, vendors, and other stakeholders. We keep our promises, provide reliable work, and are always honest about the repair, installation, or maintenance needs of an electrical system. Respect for the Law We adhere to all governing laws, regulations, and ordinances that pertain to the electrical industry as prescribed by federal, state, municipal, and county governments. We practice proper financial and accounting procedures per all laws governing a privately held business. Excellence We design, install, service, and repair electrical systems and parts in strict accordance with the highest industry standards. Our team wants our work to last, and we want you to be completely happy with what we do. Safety & Reputation We maintain a clean, safe, respectable, and reputable place of business that reflects the high standards Respect for Others We treat our customers, fellow employees, and other industry professionals with the utmost respect. This is especially important when we’re at a home that has multiple professionals working on it. Privacy We show the greatest respect for the sanctity of our customers' homes and their privacy. We’ll stick to the rooms we’re supposed to work on and keep you updated with what we need to do throughout the process. Competition We value fair competition. We advertise, promote, and market our brand fairly and accurately and in a manner that reflects the high standards
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Friendly and Courteous Respect for our customers is one of our core values. Our electricians will treat you and your home with consideration. Since we live in the same community as the homes we work in, we treat our customers like neighbors! Great electrical service is just half of what we do—amazing customer service is the rest! Respect for Property We'll never leave a mess behind. Our electricians will wear shoe covers inside your home and clean up before they leave. While we want you to remember to call us when you need us, we never want to leave a reminder behind that we were at your home. Do you wake up to find your appliances are barely alive? Do you find that your home devices just aren’t working like they used to? You may be living with a vampire…an energy vampire! The average homeowner spends approximately *$1,368.68 on his or her electricity bill, and 35% of that power used is wasted. Some of this wasted energy comes from “vampire” appliances, which use energy even when they are switched off. Hence, these energy-sucking devices are detrimental not only to the environment, but also to your wallet. It’s always good to be aware of what energy culprits you may have in your home. *Top 10 Worst Electricity Offenders Digital Cable or Satellite DVRs Computer (Laptops use more energy than desktops.) Printers Central Heating Furnace (Even turned off, furnaces can use a lot of electricity.) Routers & Modems Phones Gaming Consoles Television Microwave (AND the microwave clock!) What you should do to beat the drain It'll take more than garlic to keep your energy bill down. But there are things you can do to cut down on wasted power. Unplug your devices when not in use. Add multiple appliances to one power strip. That way you can turn off all of them at once! Buy products, like LED lights, that have low standby power usage. Invest in Energy Star appliances. Find out how much power you’re actually using by with a home energy audit. Did Your Circuit Breaker Trip? When an outlet is malfunctioning or “dead,” we immediately think to check the circuit breaker. A circuit breaker is an automatic electrical switch that functions to interrupt current flow after a fault is detected. Most likely, you’ll find your circuit breakers in your home’s breaker box, typically located in the garage, basement, hall, or storage room. When a circuit breaker trips, it switches from “on” to “off,” cutting off the power. The switch needs to be manually turned back on or flipped for electricity to move through the circuit again. When the breaker flips, other appliances plugged into other outlets in the same room or area will also go out. This means those outlets were on the same circuit. Once the breaker is flipped for that area; all the outlets should be returned to working order. But if it’s not the breaker, there might be an underlying issue at hand. Common Causes of Non-working, Blown, or Broken Outlets Tripped Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) Outlet GFCI outlets are fast-acting outlets with a built-in breaker. They are quicker to trip, cutting off the supply of power to prevent electrical shock. Should a GFCI outlet trip, simply, push the "RESET" button to reset the outlet. To learn more about suggested types of breakers, like GFCI outlets, check out our article titled ‘What You Need to Know About GFCI/AFCI Combination Breakers’. Blown Fuse Charred glass or broken filaments can lead to a broken outlet. According to The Spruce, for a typical 120-volt circuit, “fuses are small ceramic screw-in devices that fit into threaded sockets in the fuse panel, much the way lightbulbs screw into lamp sockets.” Too many lights or plugged-in appliances draw power that can potentially overload the capacity of the fuse, causing it to blow. When the fuse blows, everything connected to that circuit goes dead. Wear and Tear Outlets have metal contact points that eventually wear down and loosen over time, which can increase resistance and heat, and eventually blown fuses in the electrical panel or a blown breaker. It’s important to replace worn-out power outlets immediately if they appear to be cracked or burnt. Back-Stabbed Outlet A “back-stabbed” outlet is a push-type wiring connection, meaning the wires are pushed into the back of an outlet instead of being secured by screws. “Many homes are wired with push-type wiring during the construction process due to its quick installation by the contractor,” said Rusty. “Wrapping the wire around the outlet screws is best. The best way to wire outlets is to also pigtail the circuit eliminating the holiday light failure scenario.” Loose Wires Loose wires at connection points can generate a lot of heat and cause sparking in breaker boxes. Too much energy leads to arcing, which is extremely dangerous, resulting in fires or burns. If your outlet is sparking or if you see flames, immediately contact an electrician. Wires can also stop working due to old age or damage from animals. So, keep a lookout for wires that are frayed or look like they have been chewed on. Low-Quality Power Outlets Some outlets are poorly made or were installed improperly. How long an outlet lasts depends on its quality. High-quality products will last longer and have fewer problems. It’s easy to take for granted that our electricity will keep on running without interruption. When your outlets don’t work, it throws off your whole day. While there may be an easy fix – trudging to the basement to flip the breaker – non-working outlets could be indicative of a larger underlying issue. Because electrical work is delicate, often dangerous work, it’s best to contact an electrician to run a diagnostic on your outlets.
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Spring is right around the corner. Time to take a broom to the dirt and the dated – and, while you’re at it, don’t forget to make a clean sweep of your electrical devises! When was the last time you wiped down your TV screen? Has the cat gotten into your cables one too many times? Dust a Move. Dust can be an unwelcome guest to a clean home. Not only is it unsightly, but it also poses a threat to our electrical appliances. Dust can cause electronics to jam; it can cause permanent damage to electromechanical parts, rendering them useless. But there are ways to prevent that happening. Give your electronics a boost. Keeping electronics on the floor ground makes them more susceptible to dust. Move them to higher ground. Use dust covers. Whether its your piano or PlayStation, covers can eliminate dust and the time it takes to clean when not in use. Use a microfiber chamois or pure cotton cloths, distilled water and isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol to clean your devises. Retire the Wire As a home ages, so does its electrical components. If you’re home is 30 years or older, it may be time to replace your wiring. If your wires are frayed or damaged from heavy tread, naughty animals or general ware and tear, then it’s time for an overhaul. Also, keep an eye out if: You overuse extension cords. (You may need more outlets in your home.) The breaker consistently trips. Lights dim or flicker when you turn on a devise. (No, your house is not haunted.) Outlets and other electrical components are stained or cracked. Everything is Covered in Germs That’s why it’s important to keep your gadgets spic and span day to day. The best (and gentlest) way to clean your electronic devices it to use distilled water or rubbing alcohol and a microfiber cloth to wipe them down. Cotton balls or swabs are great for getting into those heard to reach places. Make sure to tackle areas and appliances that are exposed to: Air (dust) Food (oils, crumbs, particles) Heavy use. Just because your phone or tablet has a screen protector, doesn’t mean it’s germ-free. Use a Q-tip to get along the edges. Rubbing alcohol may be a godsend for dirty LCD screens but avoid use on plasmas or rear projection televisions. Remember - any time you clean an electronic devise, make sure it is turned off and unplugged. And, no need to scrub! You don’t need a lot of elbow grease to eliminate grime and gunk. Much can be accomplished by using a gentle touch.
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Electrician Network Miami Beach 800 West Ave # 6532 Miami, FL 33139 Phone Number: (305) 697-3444 Web Address: electrician.network/florida/electrical-contractor-miami-beach Don’t Trip Up When It Comes to Electrical Safety Some of what we learn about electrical safety is from our childhoods. Don’t get your boombox wet! Don’t play on transformers (what do those do anyway?)! Don’t fly a kite too close to power lines! These are all great rules of thumb to carry into adulthood. But there are more ways to protect yourself against outdoor electrical hazards. Whether it’s relaxing by the pool or working on that long-overdue DIY project, remember these helpful tips while enjoying the outdoors. Working with power tools: Stay at least 10 feet away from overhead power lines. Make sure your work area is clean and organized. Stray paper and wood shavings can be a fire hazard. When mowing the lawn or pruning with power tools, be sure to wear thick-soled, rubber shoes, and NEVER go barefoot. Never use electric tools around water. Store fuel away from heat sources and out of the sun. Store electrical equipment indoors and away from water sources and places where rodents or insects nest. Planting Trees Near Power Lines: Be sure your trees have enough room to grow, especially when close to power lines. A professional tree service, like Monster Tree Service, can help you plan and measure your trees. Trim back branches from your electrical system, including nearby power lines. Trees growing into power lines are expensive to fix, can decrease tree health, and cause trees to become dangerous. Entertaining is a summertime favorite. If you’re on your deck or patio, or around the pool, you’ll need power, which means you may need outlets and extension cords. Here are some things to consider: Outdoor Outlets: Use Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) outlets. GFCIs automatically cut power when a connected device comes in contact with water. Cover outdoor outlets with weatherproof covers. Extension Cord Safety: Indoor extension cords cannot be used outdoors. Do not connect one extension cord to another extension cord. Be sure the amperage rate of the extension cord is equal to or higher than the product you’re plugging in.
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cash credit cyrpto Fans appropriate for outdoor use specifically designed to withstand moisture. Most fans feature ABS plastic blades that are less likely to get damaged or warped in inclement weather. Wet-Rated ceilings fans are approved to hold up in rain, wind and snow with wiring designed not to short out in wet weather. Damp-Rated ceiling fans are approved for humidity but not direct contact with snow or rain. These fans are best used in covered outdoor spaces, like enclosed patios or garages. Because an outdoor ceiling fan’s wiring is, to some extent, exposed to the elements, it’s extremely important to note the ratings and follow the proper precautions during installation. A shortage could cause an electrical fire, which could account for unforeseen damage to your home or injury to your
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Emergency Electrical Repairs Emergencies can happen at a moment’s notice, and you should have a team that’s on your side ready to offer exceptional and affordable repair services. Whether you’re dealing with a complete loss of power or you have an electrical fire on your hands, our team can be there 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can always rely on our emergency electricians to come prepared with advanced tools and years of experience to take care of emergencies day or night. Faulty Interior and Exterior Wiring Repair Sometimes, all measures are not followed to ensure a properly working electrical system when a home is built. This might have saved money on the front-end, but now you have to deal with the more costly aftermath. Not only can faulty wiring be an annoying inconvenience, but it’s also a significant safety hazard. Our trained technicians want to assess and repair all of your home’s potentially faulty interior and exterior wiring. Circuit Breakers If something goes wrong with your electricity, the first place to check is the circuit breaker. As an important component in the function and management of your electricity, malfunctioning circuit breakers can be a huge burden with the potential to start a fire. Our team of experts offers cost-effective repair services that keep your circuit breaker working efficiently. Power Outages and Power Surges Power outages and surges usually aren’t isolated incidences. If you’re dealing with a prolonged power outage, chances are your entire neighborhood is experiencing the same thing. When just your home is dealing with a power outage, we’re the professional electricians you call to repair the problem promptly and safely.
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online hours are 24 hours Why It's Important to Update Your Old Circuit Breaker Replacing or repairing old circuit breakers are vital to ensuring your home's safety and reliability—especially if you have high data needs. Electrical problems are the third-leading cause of structure fires, and many of those problems stem from an overloaded circuit breaker. Updated circuit breakers help prevent power surges, power interruptions, broken connections, and minimize the risk of igniting a fire. It's important to remember that circuit breakers in old homes were not designed to allow dozens of devices to be connected and using power at once—but that's the reality of life today. If you find yourself unplugging some devices so you can plug in others, it's time to consider updating your circuit breaker. With an old circuit breaker, all your smartphones, computers, and appliances are vulnerable to power surges that could cost you thousands in damage. Even if you avoid a power surge, an interruption in power or Internet connection could end up causing data loss or other technological headaches.
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`Thank you we are dedicated to professionalism and excellence. That's why we provide customer guarantees that ensure unrivaled service. To back up our promise of punctuality, we offer complimentary service whenever we arrive late. That’s our “We're On Time, You'll See, Or The Repair Is Free!”™ guarantee. Our U-Win seal & guarantee offers customers a 100% satisfaction guarantee and assistance with resolutions on all services and upgrades for two full years. When called upon, our emergency electricians will happily inspect your electrical situation and make service recommendations that align with your budget and needs. We stand by our estimates to the end. This means you can rest assured that there won’t be hidden fees or surprise costs. Finally, we're on standby and available 24/7 for emergency service. Reach out to our team today for premier electrical service at fair, affordable prices.
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Get It Done Right. Get It Done Safely. Much like a person, an electrical system needs to be taken care of. It needs yearly check-ups, daily care, a healthy diet, and everyday grooming. Also, like a person, the better care you take of your electrical system, the longer and better the quality of life. Electrical repair can be costly. Over time an electrical system is subject to wear and tear. However, there are certain maintenance steps you can take to prolong the life of your system, help you catch the small issues before they become large problems, and ultimately cut down the cost of future repairs. Being vigilant about electrical maintenance can help your system run better for longer. Here’s what you can do to spiff up your electrical system so that it runs optimally: Get an Inspection It’s always a good idea to get an electrical inspection every year. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your wiring or if a bad storm did some damage to your system, it’s important to take a look at what’s going on under the hood. Just because it’s working, doesn’t mean it’s working well. Inspections catch the small issues before they become big problems. Get a Panel Rejuvenation When an electrical panel is malfunctioning or not working at its best, you may not need a whole system replacement. You might just need a panel rejuvenation. Panels may need to be updated to NEC codes, wires may need to be replaced or reattached, or require a fresh connection – repairs that don’t require a full panel replacement. Check Your Outlets with a Multimeter A multimeter is a handy tool that allows you to measure voltage and current. It can help you diagnose problems with circuits, check switches, and test batteries. Multimeters go a long way in providing a homeowner with peace of mind by letting them know what a simple fix might be or when it’s time to call an electrician. Dust appliances A simple way to lengthen the life of your appliances is to clean them regularly. Dusting electronics weekly helps to prevent buildup that can damage or clog your electronics and devices. Dust and dirt can block certain electronic devices from cooling themselves, causing overheating which leads to short circuits or arcing. Read this: The Best Way to Clean Your Appliances Switch to Energy-saving Devices Switch to energy-saving devices or see if you can add smart home technology to lower your energy usage and utility bill. You can save 10 percent or more by switching to energy-saving devices. You can also turn off any appliances and devices that aren’t in use. Some products are energy vampires and still continue to use energy even when they’re switched off. The worst offenders are high-tech gadgets like cell phone chargers, TVs, gaming consoles, and computers. Many of these devices have a standby mode. But stand-by doesn’t mean off, and these devices can continue to use unnecessary energy. Check Cords and Wires Replace damaged or frayed wires. Over time, wires and cords can become worn out, and internal wiring can become exposed. This is a major hazard and could lead to a fire if not addressed. Make sure electrical cords are not running across doorways or carpets. If you’re having a problem with finding a place to plug in all your devices, it may be time to add outlets to your home. Add USB Outlets. Are you using too many extension cords? This means you might need more outlets to accommodate the number of electronics and devices you are powering. Adding outlets with USB portals can allow you to charge your smartphone, tablet, or computer without having to use a plug receptacle. Typically, these types of electronics use a smaller amount of current to charge, and plugging them directly into a USB outlet can charge them up to 40 percent faster. Read this article: Adding USB Outlets Can Untangle Your Life Upgrade to Energy-efficient LED Bulbs Whether you’re tired of having to change out your lightbulbs or if you want to decrease your utility bill, LED bulbs can go a long way in saving power for your home. Compared to incandescent bulbs, LED lights use 25 o 80 percent less electricity and can last up to 25 times longer. However, keep in mind, LED lights are more expensive. Install a Whole House Surge Protector Power surges are inconvenient and dangerous. Over-using high-energy appliances at the same time and an act of nature, like lightning, are two of the biggest causes of power surges. Not only will a surge leave you in the literal dark, but it can shorten the lifespan of your electronic devices AND, worst-case scenario, cause a fire. Whole house protection can keep your appliances and devices working longer, reduce wasted energy, and help prevent the power from going out whatever the weather. Whole-home surge protection is also essential in protecting your smart home devices and appliances. Learn more by watching our video: Protect Your Smart Home with Whole Home Surge Protection Make sure your breakers are GFCI-protected Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) are one of the most common and effective forms of electrical safety. GFCI breakers automatically shut down outlets when there is an issue with the circuit, typically when the current going “in or out” of the electrical panel does not measure the same. When the GFCI mechanism is triggered, the outlet or circuit won’t work until the issue is resolved. This goes a long way in preventing fire or injury. Upgrade Your Home to 220 Volt Service Most homes run on a 220-volt electrical system. Not every appliance has the same voltage standard. For example, dryers, ovens, hot water heaters use more voltage than computers, televisions, and other electronics –220-volts compared to 110 volts. That’s why it’s important to have an electrical system that supports 220-volt circuits as well as 110-volt circuits. Your local electrician can easily set this up for you. Learn More: How to Upgrade Your Home to a 220 Volt Service Childproof your power outlets. Even if your electrical system is running perfectly, it could still present a danger to children (who don’t know any better) and pets. Be sure when you’re maintaining your electrical system that you add secure safety settings wherever possible. Make sure to install Tamper Resistant Receptacles (TRRs) on all outlets. TRRs are a cheap and effective way to prevent children from sticking objects and body parts into an open or unused socket. TRRs come with built-in safety shutters that block anything from being inserted into the receptacle. If you’ve got pets who like to chew, like bunnies, hamsters, or puppies, cover your wires and cords with plastic sleeves or flex tubing. This will protect your devices and your fur-baby from an electrical shock.
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