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Knob-and-tube wiring, often referred to as just K&T, was a standard method used for electrical wiring for buildings. It was used often in North America starting in the 1880s and being eliminated for use with new building projects in the 1940s.

An ungrounded outlet is pretty easy to identify. Just look at the face of the outlet, which is where you would plug something in. On virtually all modern homes, there should be three holes present. Two of them are vertical slits, and there’s a roundish hole beneath the vertical ones. 

It doesn’t matter if you live in an urban, suburban, or rural area, motion detection lighting offers a wide array of benefits. This lighting helps to ensure safety and security by shedding light on vehicles and people close to your home. The lights and fixtures are affordable, and in most cases, installation isn’t very difficult. […]

Regardless of if it is hot or cold outside, you want to make sure the inside of your home remains comfortable. A great way to do this is by purchasing and installing a new, programmable thermostat. In fact, this is one of the best ways to increase comfort while reducing your overall utility costs by […]

There’s no question that the summer months can be brutal. In addition to being hot outside, you have to deal with rising costs to keep the interior of your home cool. A great way to remain cool this summer, while saving money, is to make the most of your ceiling fans.

Does your home need electrical outlet upgrades? Do you know? If not, it may be wise to ask a professional. However, it may also be enough just for you to see what types of upgrades are possible. When you know what options you have, you can make the best decision regarding if these are needed […]

Modern doorbells are designed to last for years. However, just like any other electrical devices, they are eventually going to malfunction. This could result in your doorbell not working at all, making strange noises when it is pressed, or ringing continuously. In most cases, doorbell dilemmas are going to be an easy fix.

Are the outlets in your home discolored and dingy? Are they unable to hold a plug? If so, it may be time to invest in replacements.

Modern homes are built with multiple receptacles to ensure you can conveniently power your appliances. Unfortunately, few are designed to easily accommodate the needs of multiple chargers. As a result, you may find yourself performing a juggling act each day trying to recharge all your devices.