Power outages still happen, every now and then, despite the lightning-fast advancements propelling modern society into the future. Every homeowner needs to be prepared for a power outage and take the right steps to protect themselves and their loved ones. Steps to Take During a Power Outage Begin by unplugging appliances and electronics to avoid
Making upgrades to the home’s HVAC system not only improves comfort and efficiency, but also builds equity. Whether you’ve just purchased your home or plan to sell in the near future, here are a few upgrades homeowners should consider.
There comes a time when a home needs an electrical wiring upgrade. Older homes may have outdated wiring that poses a safety risk and may not be equipped to meet the energy demands of modern-day life. Here’s what you need to know before you schedule an electrical wiring upgrade. Safety Risks Of Outdated Electrical Wiring
Electrical outlets can be found throughout your home, office or in any business structure. As our dependence on electronics grows, electrical outlets are ever-increasing in importance. However, they can get faulty over time and will need to be repaired and replaced.
Wouldn’t you like to save more energy in your home? Aside from saving more on your utility bills, conserving energy is a great way to reduce your carbon footprint. Luckily, there are some small changes you can make to start saving energy in your home. The expert Las Vegas electricians at Blue Apple Electric have
Blue Apple Electric, a leading provider of residential and commercial electrical services to their valued customers in Las Vegas, Nevada and surrounding areas, announces Blue Apple’s answers to your common household electrical questions.
Launched by Blue Apple Electric, the Blue Apple Cares Program will provide financial contributions, in-kind donations and volunteerism to Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation of Nevada. For each service call, Blue Apple Electric will donate $1 – up to $5,000 a month – and give customers the opportunity to match the $1 donation.