Safety is our #1 priority.

Safety Checks

Surge Protection

Lighting Transformer

Inground Junction Box Replacement

Underground Safety

Identify the violations. Click image to view correct answer

Some Electrical Fire Hazards:

Safety checks can save lives!

  • faulty connections

  • overheating

  • damaged cord

  • circuit overload

  • faulty devices

  • outdated wiring

Close-up of a damaged electrical outlet with burned and melted wiring on a concrete wall, with cautionary safety message overlaid.

Close-up of a damaged electrical outlet with burned and melted wiring on a concrete wall, with cautionary safety message overlaid.

Close-up of a burnt plug, on a plain, smooth surface.

Close-up of a burnt plug, on a plain, smooth surface.

A damaged and burnt electrical outlet with black soot and rust on a white wall, indicating fire or electrical failure.

A damaged and burnt electrical outlet with black soot and rust on a white wall, indicating fire or electrical failure.

Close-up of electrical wires and metal screws inside an electrical panel or device enclosure showing double tapping

Close-up of electrical wires and metal screws inside an electrical panel or device enclosure showing double tapping

Violation: Outdoor Outlet Without Weather Proof Covering

Violation: Outdoor Outlet Without Weather Proof Covering

Compliance: Updated Weather Resistant GFCI Outlet with Approved Covering

Compliance: Updated Weather Resistant GFCI Outlet with Approved Covering

Generator Safety Tips

Generator
A portable generator on a wood deck with safety tips listed including using extension cords, disconnecting from electrical systems, and keeping it dry. An image of the generator indoors has a red X next to it. An outdoor generator on grass has a gree
A safety guide contrasting a hazardous portable generator with a safe one. The first image shows a red X next to a yellow portable generator placed on a porch, with safety tips emphasizing turning off the generator and keeping fuel away from hot surf
A portable generator on a wooden deck with a red cross indicating it is unsafe; another portable generator outdoors with a green checkmark indicating it is safe. Text emphasizes safety tips, hazards like carbon monoxide poisoning, shock, fire, and no