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A Homeowner’s Basic Guide To Your Electrical System

Electricity powers almost everything in our lives at this point. But what does that mean for you as a homeowner? In this video, we talk about the basics of your electrical system. We go over how long it should last, signs of loose connections, and electrical safety updates.

Your electrical system is different from the other major systems in your home in a few big ways. First, it doesn’t have a lot of moving parts to it. That means it should last for a long time if the installation is good and all the connections are tight.

The second difference is how dangerous it can be. Most of the time you’re going to want an electrician to handle things that go wrong. That way you can protect your family from electrocution or a fire. Having said that, we do mention a few simple things you can do.

Along with that simple maintenance, we go over several things to be aware of in the video. If you notice any of those things, such as an outlet that’s too hot to touch, make sure to have an electrician inspect it. Any Hour Services would be happy to send one out if you live in Arizona. Our licensed electricians will help you to find the problem and the perfect solution. You can give us a call or schedule an appointment online.

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