Electrician Advice Articles
Whether your holiday decorating style is over-the-top or more understated, one thing is certain: safety should always come first. Using the wrong type of lights or installing them improperly can lead to serious risks, including fires and injuries. But don’t worry – you can still create an outdoor lighting display that wows the neighborhood without…
Continue ReadingWe all know someone who thinks they’re a master electrician. Still, you should always hire an electrician when you need real electrical work done.
Continue ReadingAs storm season approaches, ensuring your home is well-prepared to withstand potential damage caused by severe weather conditions is crucial.
Continue ReadingCircuit overload is a common problem when too much current flows through a circuit, exceeding the limited amount of electricity allowed.
Continue ReadingSummers are getting hotter, ACs are constantly running, and electric bills are increasing. You can get a lower electric bill this summer by running your AC and other appliances at their maximum efficiency. If you want a lower electric bill permanently, call Mister Sparky Electrician Houston to perform an energy audit and install more energy…
Continue ReadingDid you know that electrical issues are a leading cause of structure fires in the US, accounting for nearly one-third of all such incidents? Electrical emergencies, such as power outages, short circuits, and sparking outlets, can strike at any moment, making it crucial to seek help from a 24/7 emergency electrician. 24 Hour Emergency Electrician…
Continue ReadingAn electrical panel upgrade is an excellent project that can improve the safety and functionality of your , home. is here to cover the signs that could indicate you may need to upgrade the electrical panel, as well as the benefits of doing so and what you can expect during the upgrade process. Whether you are a homeowner,…
Continue ReadingWe’re now in the early days of winter, and the cold weather becomes more noticeable with each passing day. Colder weather means it’s time to crank up the heat and keep your living space cozy, but that also means a dreadfully high electric bill. How to save on your electric bills in winter? Winterize your…
Continue ReadingThe Better Business Bureau recognizes Mister Sparky Electrician Houston as the recipient of the 2022 Better Business Bureau Awards for Excellence: Winner of Distinction. The Better Business Bureau recognizes non-profits and businesses for their achievements and continued commitment to providing a quality workplace. Mister Sparky Electrician Houston is proud to be one of the 264…
Continue ReadingDo you own an electric vehicle? And, if you do, are you always searching for someplace to charge it? Well, with a home EV charger installation, you’d never lack car power again. With that in mind, let’s consider nine common questions about EV chargers and the EV charger installation process. Contents What Are EV Chargers?…
Continue ReadingMoving into a new home or apartment can be an exhausting process. Moving can take a lot out of you and your wallet. One of the simplest ways to save money is via your electric bill. Lighting is a huge part of your energy usage. Different types of lighting use various amounts of energy. The…
Continue ReadingNational Fire Prevention Week 2022 is the week of October 9-15! Since 1922, the National Fire Prevention Agency has celebrated this special week. For the one-hundredth anniversary of National Fire Prevention Week, the 2022 NFPA slogan is, “Fire won’t wait. Plan your escape,” to remind you about the simple but important things you can do…
Continue ReadingKnowing if it is time for an electrical panel replacement is not as easy as it seems, but there can be a few indicators that it might be time to check it out. But first, let’s cover the basics of electrical panels. An electrical panel, also known as a circuit breaker box or an electrical…
Continue ReadingGround fault circuit interrupters, or GFCIs, can cut power to the entire outlet in certain circumstances. They are most often in locations like hallways, bedrooms, and kitchens. GFCIs monitor the level of electricity traveling through a circuit. If too much power comes through, the GFCI shuts the circuit off. They are designed to respond to…
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