Category: Emergency Electrician

Photo By MicroStockHub at istock The electrical system in your Myrtle Beach, SC home is complex, and occasional issues are to be expected. Some problems are minor and can wait until an electrician has an opening in their schedule. However, some issues cannot wait and would require a call to an emergency electrician. If you … Read More >

Photo By MicroStockHub at istock In this age of technological advancements, electricity is vital in our everyday lives. Almost everything is plugged in and running on electricity. However, we have all experienced a power surge in our homes or offices at one point or another. With the use of numerous gadgets and appliances, experiencing these … Read More >

Photo By Jesus Navarro at Shutterstock There is a wide range of electrical services out there and sometimes it can be difficult to decide which you will need. You also do not want to call an emergency electrician when it is not an actual emergency. It can be a bit confusing when you have to determine … Read More >

Photo By kimeveruss at istock When we get a call for an emergency electrician visit, after the problem is solved we reflect on how it could have been avoided. Electrical wiring and equipment in a home is complex and often the passage of time by itself can lead to issues. Variations in wiring standards and … Read More >

Photo By powerofforever at istock Sometimes our emergency electrician calls are straightforward: there’s no power, there’s arcing in an outlet box, a light is flickering, or a switch is getting warmer than it should. Then there are the basic puzzles, which start with questions like why does that circuit breaker keep tripping? Or, why are … Read More >

Photo By VH-studio at Shutterstock An electrical emergency is a serious business. It involves speedy decision-making. If you discover a problem with your electrical system in the middle of the night or the earliest hours of the morning, it’s time to act fast so that it doesn’t have a chance to worsen. When you work with … Read More >

Photo By Lost_in_the_Midwest at Shutterstock Homeowners in Myrtle Beach, SC, have Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCI) in their houses. They serve as protection against life-altering electric accidents. Homes built near beaches, water bodies, and rooms are prone to be wet, hence rely on the interrupters to prevent electrical problems that will cost more to hire an … Read More >

Photo By DjelicS at istock You’ve probably noticed that flickering lights and buzzing electrical sounds are often used as signs of danger in horror movies. They could be a sign of something mysterious happening, a warning of darkness and danger to come, but to emergency electricians they’re signs of potential wiring problems and the risk … Read More >

Photo By Sadeugra at istock Electricity is hot and fast. You can see the power of electricity by simply observing lightning. It is not suggested that you be outside during a lightning storm or near windows, due to how dangerous this can be. Lighting is electricity in its purest form. Lighting can seriously harm an … Read More >