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Halloween is one of the most fun times of year for decorating – glowing pumpkins, spooky string lights, animatronics, and even fog machines can all transform your home into a haunted masterpiece. But with all that extra electrical demand, many homeowners find...

Lighting plays a bigger role in your home than you might realize. It doesn't just brighten a room–it sets the mood, highlights design features, and even impacts energy use. One of the simplest upgrades homeowners can make to improve comfort and efficiency is dimmer...

When Temperatures Drop, Don't Turn Off Your Ceiling Fans Yet When the temperatures start to fall, most homeowners think it's time to switch off the ceiling fans until next summer. After all, aren't ceiling fans just for cooling down a room? Not exactly. Ceiling fans...

When it comes to kitchen design, most homeowners focus on cabinets, countertops, and appliances – but one detail that often gets overlooked is kitchen outlet requirements. Too few outlets can leave you juggling extension cords, while poorly placed ones can make...

As summer winds down and the school year kicks into gear, families everywhere try to juggle busy mornings, after-school activities, homework routines, and earlier bedtimes. With the right smart home back-to-school tips, you can simplify your daily routines, save...

Heading off to college is an exciting time filled with new experiences, independence, and yes–lots of electronics. Between laptops, phones, mini-fridges, and string lights, it's easy to forget that your dorm room has limited electrical capacity. Following the right...

Nothing says summer like a backyard BBQ—friends gathered around, burgers on the grill, and music playing in the background. But before you plug in string lights or fire up that electric smoker, following the right outdoor electrical safety practices is essential to...

Planning a getaway? Before you head out for a weekend or an extended trip, following an electrical safety checklist before vacation is a smart way to protect your home, prevent hazards, and save on energy costs. Taking a few simple steps to prepare your electrical...

Owning an older home comes with a unique charm–original woodwork, vintage fixtures, and a rich history–but it often means dealing with aging electrical systems that may not meet today's safety standards. Whether your home is 30 or 100 years old, following electrical...