The holidays never end because in Kansas City Trimlight keeps the party going year round. This innovative outdoor lighting solution adds a permanent festive look to your home’s exterior. It’s perfect for those who enjoy time in their outdoor living space or for those looking to add a classy nighttime aesthetic to their house. The […]
Most older homes have a style and character that just is not seen in newer homes. When properly maintained, older homes offer a lot of value and with renovations, you can bring new life into even the oldest structure.
Popping, crackling, and snapping sounds are fine if they come from your cereal, but not such a pleasing sound if they come from your light switch. Have you noticed crackling sounds when you flip a light switch? Or, have you heard a loud pop? If so, there’s a good chance the switch needs to be […]
It doesn’t matter if you are starting your own business or if you work for a company that allows you to work remotely, having an optimized set up in your new home office is essential. It will also help to ensure you are efficient and productive.
Did you just purchase a new home? If so, congratulations! This is an exciting milestone in anyone’s life. Now that you are starting to settle in and getting more familiar with the layout, the local activities, and your new neighborhood, it is high time to put a bit of thought into the major systems of […]
Today, you can find spas and pools in all shapes and sizes. Most of them require some type of electrical equipment to maintain the water quality, run the pumps, power the lights, and more. Each of these electrical installations must be done in accordance with the electrical code in your location. In most cases, they […]
As a generally accepted rule, there are two primary reasons you would need to upgrade your electrical system: If the system is unsafe If it’s not large enough for your current electrical demand In either situation, an electrical system upgrade is necessary for your immediate safety and the integrity of your entire electrical system. If […]
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.