Jason Wright Electric Blog ⚡️

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 the string lights or fire up that electric smoker, it’s important to make sure your electrical setup is safe, reliable,...

Planning a getaway? Whether you're heading out for a weekend or a few weeks, preparing your home's electrical system before you leave is a smart way to protect your property, prevent hazards, and even save on energy costs. Here are some simple but important steps to...

Owning an older home comes with a unique charm—original woodwork, vintage fixtures, and a rich history. But with that charm often comes aging electrical systems that may not meet today’s safety standards. Whether your home is 30 or 100 years old, paying attention to...

Summer storms can bring dramatic lightning shows—but when one of those bolts hits near your home, the effects can be more than just startling. Lightning strikes can wreak havoc on your home’s electrical system, even if they don’t hit your house directly. Understanding...

Spring is here, and with it comes a fresh wave of home improvement energy. As flowers bloom and lawns green up, many homeowners start planning landscaping upgrades—from cozy patio lighting to pond pumps and outdoor speakers. But before you plug anything in or dig into...

Thinking about adding a hot tub or pool to your backyard? Sounds amazing—just imagine those summer nights or chilly mornings spent soaking in warm bubbles or splashing in cool water. But before you break out the swimsuits and pool floats, there’s one essential piece...

Spring is the perfect time to tackle home improvement projects, and for many homeowners, that means heading to the garage or shed for DIY repairs, woodworking, or outdoor upgrades. However, working with power tools and electrical equipment requires extra precautions...

Spring is the perfect time to refresh and reset your home maintenance routine. While you’re busy with spring cleaning, don’t forget one of the most important safety checks—testing your smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) detectors. These small devices play a crucial role...

Weather can have a significant impact on your home’s electrical system. From severe storms to extreme temperatures, various weather conditions can lead to power outages, electrical damage, and even fire hazards. Understanding how weather affects your home’s electrical...