Category Archives: FAQs

As winter sets in and temperatures drop, the risk of power outages from storms, snow, or ice increases. At Lights On Electric, we’re committed to helping you stay safe, warm, and prepared when the lights...

When it comes to home safety, few areas are as critical as electrical systems. Many older homes were built before modern electrical codes were established, which has led to a range of safety issues that...

If your light bulbs seem to burn out faster than they should, you’re not alone. Many homeowners experience this issue and assume it’s just bad luck or cheap bulbs but frequent blowouts can actually point...

One hidden danger many homeowners overlook is moisture in outlets. The combination of moisture and electricity is dangerous and can lead to electrocution. Many people don’t think much about their electrical outlets until their are...

Keeping kids safe at home means staying one step ahead of their curiosity. You’ve probably already thought about baby gates, cabinet locks, and corner bumpers but what about your electrical outlets? Those little slots in...

If your lights are flickering, your switches are outdated, or your rooms just feel off, your lighting might be the problem. And the good news? Fixing it is easier (and more impactful) than you think....

As modern homes become more reliant on electricity from high-efficiency appliances to electric vehicles and smart home systems the demand on your electrical system increases. At the heart of it all is your electrical panel,...

Not all electrical issues stem from faulty wiring, sometimes the problem lies with the breaker itself. When a circuit breaker begins to fail, it can cause anything from annoying power interruptions to serious safety hazards....

Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) are essential safety devices designed to protect you from electrical shock and reduce the risk of fire. If your GFCI outlet keeps tripping, it’s not just an inconvenience it’s a warning...

Ever wondered why power tools and appliances have that third prong on their plugs? It’s all about safety. When it comes to electrical safety in your home, grounding is one of the systems that is...

Electricity is essential to keeping your home functioning day in and day out but when it’s not managed correctly, it can become a serious safety hazard. Whether you're in a city home or a newly...

Electric circuit overloads are a leading cause of residential fires, making it essential to recognize the warning signs and manage your home’s electrical usage wisely. A frequently tripping circuit breaker is a strong indicator that...