As the days get longer and temperatures rise, spring is the perfect time to refresh your home—including your electrical system! Many homeowners focus on spring cleaning, but an electrical inspection should also be on your seasonal checklist. Ensuring your electrical system is in top shape can prevent issues before they become costly problems.
Prevent Electrical Hazards
Over time, wiring, outlets, and electrical panels can degrade. A professional inspection can catch:
- Frayed or outdated wiring
- Overloaded circuits
- Faulty outlets or switches
- Hidden fire hazards
By addressing these concerns early, you reduce the risk of electrical fires and shocks in your home.
Improve Energy Efficiency
An electrical inspection can help identify areas where you’re losing energy. Upgrading to energy-efficient lighting, improving grounding, or optimizing your panel can lower your electricity bills.
Prepare for Storm Season
Spring storms bring power outages and surges. A professional electrician can ensure your surge protectors and backup generators are in good working order.
Schedule Your Electrical Inspection Today
At Jenlor Electric Inc., we provide thorough electrical inspections for homeowners in New Jersey and Florida. Don’t wait until a small issue becomes a big problem—call us today to schedule your spring electrical check-up!
Top 5 Signs Your Home Needs an Electrical Upgrade
Your home’s electrical system is the backbone of modern living, but many homeowners don’t realize when it’s time for an upgrade. If you’re experiencing any of these signs, it may be time to call in a professional.
1. Frequent Circuit Breaker Trips
Are your breakers constantly tripping? This could indicate an overloaded panel struggling to keep up with your home’s power demands.
2. Flickering or Dimming Lights
If your lights flicker when you turn on an appliance, it could mean your home’s wiring isn’t supplying sufficient power.
3. Burning Smell or Discolored Outlets
A burning odor or brown marks around outlets indicate overheating, which is a serious fire hazard. Stop using the outlet and call an electrician immediately.
4. Outdated Wiring
Older homes often have outdated wiring that isn’t equipped for modern appliances. If your home still has knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring, it’s time for an upgrade.
5. Lack of GFCI Outlets
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) outlets are essential in bathrooms, kitchens, and outdoor areas. If your home lacks them, it’s time for an update.
Upgrade Your Electrical System Today
At Jenlor Electric Inc., we specialize in electrical service upgrades to ensure your home is safe and efficient. Contact us today to schedule an assessment!
