5 Important Electrical Safety Tips When Storing Your Electric Car
November 16th 2015
Electrical cars, like any other electrical device that utilizes rechargeable batteries, slowly discharges over time. If the electrical car is left in a low charge state for so long, it could lead to the destruction of the car's traction battery pack. This is the reason why it is extremely important…
Three Electric Safety Tips When Putting Up Your Holiday Lights
November 9th 2015
Holiday lights are displayed on many homes during the winter season. However, the installation and use of these lights present some hazards. The good news is that by following a few simple tips, homeowners can install and use lights in a safe manner. Ladder Safety Many holiday light injuries occur…
Three Things to Do During a Home Electrical Fire
November 2nd 2015
An electrical fire can occur in any home, and experiencing anxiety can worsen the situation. When an electrical fire happens, moving fast can prevent serious injuries. Electrical fires spread swiftly. This is especially true when the fire is burning in the walls. Everyone needs to know how to handle such…
5 Home Electric Safety Tips When Going on Vacation
October 26th 2015
Whenever you leave your home, whether it's for an extended vacation or a quick getaway for the weekend, it's important to take a few additional safety precautions to ensure the house keeps safe until you return. In most cases, you might think this means ensuring the house is protected from…
3 Facts About Home Electricity That Save You Money
October 19th 2015
Upgrades Reduce Consumption As the real estate market continues to improve, there are many people looking to upgrade their home. There are many benefits to doing this, ranging from an increase in the price of the home to lower electrical usage. Many people do not realize that simple upgrades can…
5 Ways to Secure Your Home During a Natural Disaster
October 15th 2015
When a natural disaster strikes your first thoughts are of safety. Here are some steps you can take to ensure the safety of your family, your home, and your belongings. 1. Lock any gates and secure your yard. Check for lose items, and lock up anything valuable or fragile. Tie…
Prepare for a Hurricane to Keep Your Family Safe with These 12 Tips
October 5th 2015
A hurricane is a heavy storm that delivers strong winds, lots of rain, and sometimes flooding. A category 1 hurricane brings winds that are between 74 and 95 miles per hour, and a one that is a category 5 has winds that are faster than 157 miles an hour. Since…
Infant-proofing Your Home From Electrical Dangers
September 28th 2015
Infants are notorious for scooting on their bellies. Often, parents assume the home is safe since the infant isn't walking yet. That's not necessarily true. Cords Infants will latch onto anything that they can get their hands on. Since they don't have good control of their bodies yet they can…
Three Common Home Electric Mistakes that Are Costing You Money
September 21st 2015
Believe it or not, you might be making some big mistakes when it comes to how much electricity that you are wasting in your home. However, you aren't the only one. There are tons of electric mistakes that are so ubiquitous that any Miami electrician has probably seen them a…
6 Ways to Lower a Home Electric Bill
September 14th 2015
Using less energy is on the minds of many homeowners these days, and it is surprisingly easy to lower the monthly electric bill. The following tips by Miami electricians will help. Use LED Lightbulbs The cost of LED bulbs has been largely reduced in recent years, making them the perfect…