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If your lights flicker when you turn something on, you may wonder whether the problem is normal. A brief change in brightness can happen when certain appliances start. However, frequent or noticeable flickering can point to an electrical problem. Your home's...

If you have an outlet with a reset button, you probably have a GFCI outlet. GFCI protection helps reduce the risk of electrical shock. You will often find these outlets in areas where electricity and water may come into contact. So, why does your outlet have a reset...

Football season is here, which means weekends filled with friends, family, good food, and plenty of cheering from the living room—or maybe the backyard. Practicing game day electrical safety can help you enjoy the big game without worrying about electrical hazards....

Thunderstorm electrical damage can affect your home in ways that aren't always immediately obvious. Lightning strikes, power surges, high winds, and heavy rain can all cause problems for your home's electrical system. Even if lightning doesn't strike your house...

Summer brings longer days, family gatherings, and higher energy use—but it can also take a toll on your home's electrical system. Between soaring outdoor temperatures, overworked air conditioners, and excessive attic heat, summer electrical damage can develop without...

As children head back to school, many families find themselves adjusting to new routines. For some, that means older kids may spend a little time home alone after school before a parent arrives. While you may have already discussed locking doors and calling in an...

Finishing your basement is one of the most effective ways to add usable living space and increase the value of your home. Whether you're creating a family room, home office, gym, guest suite, or entertainment area, it's important to think about the electrical system...

Pets are naturally curious, which can sometimes put them at risk around electricity. That's why electrical safety for pets should be a priority for every pet owner. Whether you have a puppy that chews on cords, a cat that explores behind furniture, or a rabbit that...

If you live in an older home, you may still have two-prong electrical outlets in some rooms. Many homeowners wonder, are two-prong outlets safe, or should they be replaced with modern three-prong outlets? At Jason Wright Electric, we frequently help Kansas City...