General

• Code Corrections
  NEC Code Corrections (National Electrical Code) The NEC is a model electrical code devised and published by the National Fire Protection Association, an insurance industry group.
• Electrical Inspection
  National electrical codes are changed every 3 years with your family’s safety being the driving force behind those changes. If your home is even a couple of years old it probably would not pass electrical inspection today. The city does not require your home to be updated, but for the safety of your family, friends and home you should consider incorporating these latest changes...
• Generator Service/Repair

Safety and Security

• Motion Sensors
  Replace incandescent light fixtures and lamps with fluorescent or LED. Fluorescent lamps use about half the power, are cooler operating and have a longer life than incandescent lamps. Incandescent lamps are little heaters. You might use them to keep a pipe from freezing, but they are a poor choice for illuminating your home. (Note ordinary fluorescent fixtures cannot be controlled by a dimmer. Avoid a fire hazard by replacing the dimmer with a standard switch or motion sensor.)
• Fire Alarm Systems