Category: Electrical Safety Tips

You may find the basics of electrical safety to be fairly simple, but the details get tricky fast. From fuses to wiring, there’s a lot to know

Are You Prepared For Hurricane Irma? Hurricane Irma has now reached Category 5 status, making it the largest Atlantic hurricane in history to make landfall

Don’t Underestimate The Dangers Of ElectricityOctober is Home Electrical Safety Month, and here at On Time Electrical we want to make sure your family is as

For the modern homeowner, want to do your own electrical work means the opportunity to save money, and for most of homeowners that makes the extra work worthwhile.

Renovating a home is about as rewarding and risky as things get. On one hand, you can greatly enhance the value of the home and

Vacations are a great way to escape the normal routine. For many, vacations are much needed from time to time. But, with vacationing, comes the

Have you asked yourself where are the best places to install smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors? Although you may not think about it often, smoke

Let’s be honest, when we say “space heaters”, what is the first thing that comes to mind? An affordable, portable, easy option to heat a

When it comes to illustrating the importance of whole home surge protection, few things are more impactful than a real life cautionary tale. Here’s one

A home’s electrical panel is commonly referred to as a service panel or breaker panel by many electricians, but some homeowners just call it a