Why You Should Consider Upgrading to LED Lighting in Your Home

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With every year LED lighting is becoming more and more common in American homes. An annual survey run by the U.S Energy Information Administration, found that nearly 50% of US households reported using LED’s for most or all of their indoor lighting in 2020.

But what makes LED lights so great and why should every homeowner strongly consider upgrading?

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A Checklist for Spring Electrical Maintenance

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Spring is upon us which means it is the perfect time to rejuvenate and refresh your home, including maintaining your electrical system.

As the days get longer and the temperatures get warmer, there’s a good chance you will start using more electricity to power your air conditioning and other electrical appliances inside and outside your home. That is why it’s important to make sure your electrical system is in full working condition for the coming months.

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Light Safety This Holiday Season

Light Safety This Holiday Season

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One of the best parts of the Christmas season are the colorful lights and decorations adorning homes down every street! But like any electrical related project at your home, some safety measures should be taken into consideration. Unfortunately, poorly hung Christmas lights and dry trees can increase your home’s risk of fire damage. To mitigate the chances of a fire this holiday season, it is important to follow these safety procedures while decorating for the holidays.

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The Pittsburgh Homeowner’s Guide to Whole House Surge Protection

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Power surges can happen anywhere at any time and the damage they can cause to your home has the potential to increases every year. Any device or appliance that is connected to or charged by electricity is susceptible to power surge damage. Take a moment to think about the number of devices you have in your home today.

In 2023, a study conducted by Parks Associates found that the average U.S. household with internet access had 17 connected devices, from TV’s and smartphones to smart home devices, security systems, tablets, and more. What’s more, this study fails to mention the number of electronic appliances one would find in the average home.

With the ever-increasing number of devices you own, the more urgent it is to make sure your house is prepared for a potential power surge.

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