How old is your house? Is it 5 years old? 10 years old? If you’re in the 'Under 10 Years Old' range, you’re probably alright. But if your home was built over a decade ago, it may be time for major electrical upgrades.
Every year, tech companies come out with thousands of new electronic devices. Home theater systems, video game consoles and computer systems are all power-hungry devices that require lots of electricity to operate. What you need to think about is that when your home was built, and the wiring was installed, these devices weren’t around. That means that your home’s electrical system may not be able to meet the demands of today’s electronics.
Is your home’s electrical system overloaded? If you’ve experienced flickering lights, dimming lights, tripping circuits or blown fuses the answer may be yes. Don’t take the chance, have ABC’s expert electricians come out to inspect it right away.
Electrical upgrades by ABC will ensure that you’re getting the most out of your home’s electrical system and help avoid electrical hazards. Call us today to schedule an appointment.
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