Your safety is important. Dig safely by following these key steps:
1. Call 811 or your state’s utility notification phone number before you dig.
Colorado: 1-800-922-1987
2. Wait the state’s required time before you begin to dig.
3. Respect the markings or colored flags [...]
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When you are having problems with your electrical system, the best person to call is your electrician. Electricians are professionals trained in the proper care, handling, and maintenance electrical wiring, systems, and equipment.
Electricians are generally divided into two groups. The first group is the one in charge of construction of electrical systems. The second one [...]
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There are many reasons people choose lighting the exterior of their home and landscape. If you were to take a walk around your property, you might notice areas, where once dark outside, someone could possibly trip. Maybe you have some unwanted animal visitors you want to get rid of. There is always the security of [...]
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If you own a home and have a project your thinking of, you may need a contractor, BUT you run a risk of being scammed by a fraudulent one. Contractor fraud in the home improvement industry is one of the most complained about industries at the Better Business Bureau. If you think fraud victims are [...]
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Electronics are expensive these days. Not only that, they are most likely an integral part of your every day life. A power surge can destroy your electronics so it’s best to have an electrical surge protector.
When your power is running normally it is around 120 volts. If that power spikes all of a sudden it [...]
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In your bathroom you should have a GFI electrical outlet. Most new homes or newly remodeled homes require you to have GFI electrical outlets in the kitchen. Most older kitchens do not have GFI electrical outlets. GFI stands for ground fault circuit interrupter.
Why not call it a GFCI instead of a GFI electrical outlet? Well [...]
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