What They Are and Why They’re Important in Alberta? As homes age and electrical standards evolve, upgrading receptacles (outlets) and switches becomes an important part of maintaining a safe, functional, and modern household. Whether you’re renovating, improving energy efficiency, or ensuring compliance with the Canadian electrical code, replacing old electrical components with new receptacles and…
If you’re a homeowner or business owner in Sherwood Park, Edmonton, or the surrounding areas, now is the perfect time to consider upgrading to energy-efficient LED lighting. With rising energy costs, increased environmental awareness, and local incentives available, switching to LED lighting is more than just a smart decision—it’s a strategic investment in your property’s…
We know that sometimes you need a residential electrician right away for an electrical service call. Our certified electricians are proficient at diagnosing and repairing all sorts of electrical issues such as electrical shorts, tripping breakers, repairing wiring or loss of electrical power, replacing faulty receptacles, plugs or switches, lighting repairs and troubleshooting power problems,…
As your electrical needs grow—whether from adding a garage, finishing a basement, or setting up a workshop—you might find your main electrical panel running out of space. That’s where a subpanel comes in. A subpanel (or secondary panel) is a smart, practical solution for expanding your electrical capacity while keeping things safe and organized. What…
Understanding 120V and 240V Circuits The electrical panel in your home is rated for 120 and 240V to provide power for the variety of devices, devices and lighting we depend on every day. Receptacles and lighting typically require 120V which is supplied by a single pole breaker in your electrical panel and the wiring is…
