Electrical Tips

What experience do you have? An electrician that provides service to the public should

A professional electrician will have the tools and supplies to finish the job. A professional electrician will be time proficient. A professional electrician will follow code guidelines. A professional installation will be safe.

If you are dealing with water or a wet environment you must understand the hazard, water conducts electricity. Pools, hot tubs, outdoor, boat docks and similar environments are dangerous if wired incorrectly. Nonprofessionals should not do electrical work in these environments. Flickering lights, sparks, heat, smoke or fire require attention. Disconnect power until a qualified person can make an assessment. Outdated wiring or damaged wiring especially without ground wire should be replaced. Unexplained power issues should not be ignored.

Managing construction projects comprises pre-planning, which includes hiring staff and the work done on-site. Hiring a novice to design and build complicated systems for electrical work in a construction project is challenging.

Here are the questions to ask during your search:

• Do you have proper certification for the job?
• Do you have all the tools and equipment for the job?
• Can you serve my area?

If you have sensitive equipment (those with circuit boards) seek to install whole house surge protection. Make sure your system ground is in place. Check smoke detectors and GFCI’s anually.

Prioritizing regular electric maintenance is critical to ensuring safety, optimizing efficiency, and preserving the longevity of your valuable appliances and equipment. For a reliable and thorough service to keep your electrical systems well-maintained in Chattanooga, TN, turn to David Jones Electric. Call (423) 322-9436 today, and let me make your home or business safer and more efficient with regular electric maintenance.