An aging home requires ongoing upkeep, from updating old appliances to replacing the roof. Your electrical wiring is no different. With over 50,000 electrical fires reported in the U.S. each year, old or faulty wiring presents a major safety concern…
Here at Randy's Electric, we're all about empowering the average homeowner with knowledge. There are many home repair projects you can tackle yourself, but some are best left to the experts. If you're not sure whether you should DIY at…
Are you struggling to diagnose problems with your residential electrical work? Not only are there a wide variety of issues you might encounter, but safety is most likely also on your mind. Hazardous wires, corroded components and outdated electronics all…
Trying to get a handle on your understanding of residential electrical wiring? It can be a struggle to find all the information you need, especially when you are working with a problem. If your lights are out, then this might…
Renovating an old home can be quite an endeavor. Between updating old plumbing, looking out for wood rot and replacing old windows, there are probably a thousand things on your to-do list. Well, here is another—updating old wiring. Your electrical…
Choosing an electrician is imperative to receiving the best service possible. If you choose an electrician that doesn't have the experience, knowledge or skills to handle your needs, then may end up with a frustrating situation on your hands. One…
If you live in an old house, you probably have a million repairs and renovations on your mind. Painting the walls, updating the appliances, preserving historical elements and updating landscaping are typically the tasks you want to do first. But,…
Have you ever had an ordinary day turn stressful because of an electrical emergency? For many, anticipating these situations can be impossible. When they do occur, knowing who to call for help can provide peace of mind and efficient solutions…
Appliances at once for fear of tripping your breaker? Or perhaps you have noticed that with everyone working from home during COVID-19, fuses are blowing more frequently. For homeowners that have property older than 25 years, there are a number…
One of the most important safety tools in your home are smoke detectors and smoke/CO2 detectors. You should have a smoke detector inside every bedroom, in hallways outside of sleeping areas, in kitchens, in living rooms and on every level…