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When faced with electrical problems, our hair might start standing on its end because this is such a tricky area for those of us uninitiated in the particular field. Not only can electricity be dangerous, but electrical problems can also affect your wallet at the end of the month. That’s why electrical problems are not something to should be taken lightly. Before calling in the professionals to address the problem though, we suggest that you have a look at some of our blog posts below on some expert electrical and wiring tips to not only make your home safe but to lower your monthly bills.
The bathroom is, by default, a damp and humid place. All bathrooms require a source of ventilation, which could either be a bathroom extractor fan or a window. If you don’t ventilate, you’re leaving your bathroom at the mercy of mould and mildew, and this brings a whole new set of problems.
With the new phased plan of unlocking the UK economy, which has been recently announced by the British government, businesses are getting into reopening mode - gradually, of course, and with the determination of doing it safely. And while some types of commercial establishments are still in queue to
Plumbing or electrical issues are quite common. Unfortunately, you can’t choose a whole lot of what happens to you. And when it happens. Having a misbehaving boiler or shower, a broken kitchen appliance or electrical problems could be very serious, given the current coronavirus outbreak and the am
If you have solar panels in your home, you may have seen your electricity meter displaying a “rEd” message. Is it a cause for concern? Is it an error? What does “rEd” mean on your electricity meter? No need to worry! It’s a perfectly normal message for those who have installed solar pan
If an electrical outlet no longer holds a plug as it should, this is a reason for worry. So, before you have an electrical accident on your hands, you should replace the receptacle as soon as possible. Changing an electrical outlet could be done by a non-electrician, as it doesn’t require any spec
Electrical work is complicated, dangerous and according to the UK law, you could get fined, or lose your house insurance if you perform a task without having the proper license. But, according to the Part P Building Regulations, there are certain small tasks a homeowner can do without needing a prof
