When purchasing older real estate to live in, rent or flip in Phillipsburg, New Jersey , Belvidere, New Jersey or Washington, New Jersey...

First Energy Corporation, parent company of Jersey Central Power and Light has begun deploying smart meters in New Jersey. Smart meter...

Interior Lighting- Fluorescent lighting became commercially available in the late 1930s, marking a large improvement over all...

You may have noticed that on every electrical appliance or device you buy, somewhere on that device or appliance there is a tag telling...

Certain housing developments in Lopatcong, New Jersey built in the early 1970's used single strand aluminum building wires. This wiring...

The National Fire Protection Association's Fire Prevention Week is October 6,2024-October 12, 2024. This serves to remind us that the...

Fall and Winter mean's storms and as a result-power outages in Warren & Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Customers frequently call and ask...

One type of call I get often as an electrician in Phillipsburg, New Jersey and its surrounding areas is for open ground receptacles-that...

An above ground #pool  requires an equipotential bonding ring be ran in #8 solid copper around it. 18-24" off of the water, 4-6" deep all...

Prolonged hot weather-such what we are experiencing now in the Phillipsburg, New Jersey area undoubtedly result in more services calls...

We had a storm blow through our area on Thursday May 23rd with heavy rain and damaging winds, blowing trees down on primary and secondary...

There are many reasons why you may want to do an electric service upgrade. You may have a completely full panel, or have a 100a service...

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Phillipsburg NJ- Another week, Another melted wire! Hard to say what caused this, as we don’t know if it melted 2 years ago or 20 years...

Some breaker/panel designs have stood the test of time and are still in production today (Square D QO, Cutler Hammer BR & CH lines)....

Some breakers are designed to have two wires under one breaker terminal. These Siemens breakers are not UL listed to be used this way....