Question 1

If I hire you, can I feel safe having your workers in my house?

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Absolutely. All our technicians are drug-tested and background-checked. I can vouch for their trustworthiness. They wouldn’t be working for us if they didn’t meet our high standards.<BR>

Question 2

Can electrical panels be moved to any location in the house?

Accepted Answer

No. They must be put in a code location, which means there has to be three feet of clearance in the front and 30 inches side by side. We can help you decide where the ideal place would be for electrical panels in your house.<BR>

Question 3

What’s a GFI outlet?

Accepted Answer

GFI—sometimes called GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter)—is a safety device that’s designed to protect you from shock or electrocution and is required anywhere in or around the house where an outlet may come in contact with water, like kitchen counters, bathrooms, garages and other outdoor areas. These outlets automatically shut off the electrical current whenever water or dampness is detected.<BR>

Question 4

I have an older home. Should I replace my electrical panels?

Accepted Answer

To be on the safe side, any panel that’s more than 40 years old should be inspected by a qualified electrical contractor. In particular, Federal Pacific Panels and certain Zinsco Panels are outdated and pose significant fire and safety hazards.

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