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Many older homes are running on electrical systems that were never designed for today’s level of demand. While ungrounded wiring isn’t automatically unsafe, increased use of electronics, electric heating, and high-draw appliances can expose its limitations. Understanding what this means for your home is the first step toward safer, more reliable electrical upgrades.
Your home’s electrical panel is designed to protect you by shutting off power when there’s a problem. Unfortunately, Stab-lok panels, installed in many homes between the 1950s and 1990s, have a serious defect—many breakers fail to trip when they should. This can allow dangerous electrical conditions to continue, increasing the risk of overheating, electrical fires, and property damage.
The up-front costs of installing a residential solar system are high, but the payoffs--both environmental and financial--may make it a great decision for you. We outline the key considerations that will help you make the right decision for you.
We have compiled a list of the most common questions we receive about home charging for electric vehicles. Keep reading to learn about our answers, suggestions, and insights for further consideration.
Rewiring is a major process, can cause significant disruption and can be quite expensive. Our guide highlights what you need to consider.
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