Whether electrical repair, maintenance, upgrades, or electrical installations, book an appointment with a Red Deer electrician from Romaniuk Heating and Air Conditioning today to ensure safety and the highest quality service!
Do you think there’s something wrong with your home’s electrical system? Take a look at some of these common electrical problems below:
· Lights that flicker: This can signal broken wiring, loose light bulbs, or an overloaded circuit.
· Circuit breakers that have tripped: Recurrent trips could be an indication of malfunctioning breakers or overloaded circuits.
· Warm plugs or switches: This shows that there is bad wiring or that the circuits are overloaded, causing a significant fire hazard.
· Buzzing noises: Unusual humming or buzzing could be a sign of broken wiring or weak connections.
· Burning odours: If you smell something burning, your appliance could be overheating or confirm there is damaged wiring. Turn off the power and call a professional for assistance.
· Outlets not working: Broken outlets, tripped GFCIs, or improper wiring can all cause non-working outlets.
· Sparks: If you notice sparks when inserting or removing a plug, there may be an issue. Stop using the device and get help from a specialist.
· Regular bulb replacement: If light bulbs burn out quickly, there may be a problem with the wiring or voltage.
At Romaniuk Heating and Air Conditioning, we’re pleased to offer customers a range of expert electrical services, including but not limited to:
· Repairing poorly constructed home wiring, clogged circuits, and other substandard home electrical problems
· Servicing electrical components, including switches, outlets, doorbells, fans, and hot tub wiring.
· Whole home rewirings
· Smart house technology and application wiring
· Replacement and removal of knob and tube electrical wiring
· Outlet wiring with GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters)
· Line- and low-voltage wiring
· Inspections of residential electrical systems
· Proactive house maintenance with electrical protection programs
Keep your home safe from electrical hazards by following these safety tips:
· Don’t overload circuits and outlets.
· Never try any electrical work yourself.
· Make sure your home’s wiring is up to code.
· Put in place GFCIs or ground fault circuit interrupters.
· Install child-proof electrical outlet covers.
· Make sure to regularly check and maintain cords and electrical appliances.
· Recognize where breakers are located and keep an electrician’s emergency contact information on hand.
· For electrical fires, use a fire extinguisher; water should never be used.
· Hire licensed electricians for any repair, maintenance, or installation work.
Whether electrical repairs, maintenance, or installations, homeowners in Red Deer can count on the team from Romaniuk Heating and Air Conditioning to get the job done right. With over 30 years of electrical experience, our licensed electricians uphold industry safety and quality standards every step of the way, ensuring always customer satisfaction.
Make an appointment with a Red Deer electrician from Romaniuk Heating and Air Conditioning right now. At no additional charge, our electricians are on call for repair and maintenance services 24/7/365, including after-hours, weekends, and holidays.
Use our online booking form or give us a call to schedule your appointment.
What does electrical installation include?
Electrical installations can take on various forms. When you partner with the team at Romaniuk Heating and Air Conditioning, here are some of the electrical services we offer:
· Installation of both indoor and outdoor lighting.
· Installing lighting that requires less energy.
· Charge stations and home chargers for electric vehicles.
· Installation of smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, ceiling fans, and other electrical components.
· Motion light and security system installation.
· Setting up residential subpanels.
· Protecting household electrical panels against surges.
· Swapping out electrical breakers and fuses.
· Outlet wiring with GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters).
What is the first thing to consider in an electrical installation?
When planning an electrical installation for your home, there are actually a couple of things that need to be considered before moving forward with the electrical needs for your project. Here is a closer look at what you need to think about:
· Safety: When installing an electrical system, safety should always come first. It is crucial to guarantee the electrical system’s safety in order to prevent harm to individuals and property.
· Compliance with building codes: It’s important to follow local building codes and electrical regulations. Make sure your installation meets the necessary safety requirements.
· Professional installation: Have your electrical system designed and installed by a company with a professional and certified electrician to ensure the electrical project is completed correctly and safely.
· Appropriate component sizing: To manage the electrical load, choose breakers, wires, and other parts that are the right size. Circuit overloading might result in potential fires.
· Proper insulation: To lower the likelihood of electrical shocks and fires, make sure that the wire is adequately insulated and secured.
No matter the size or scope of the electrical project or the electrical panel upgrades you have in mind, working with a certified electrician is crucial. Attempting electrical work without the required knowledge and a professional electrical contractor can put you at risk of injuries or death.
What does old electrical wiring look like?
Knowing when to replace old electrical wiring in your home is important as it can help prevent home damage caused by electrical fires. Here’s how to tell if your home’s electrical wiring system is obsolete:
· Knob and tube wiring: Typically seen in homes constructed before the 1940s, knob and tube wiring contains ceramic knobs that support protective wires and tubes.
· Fabric-insulated wiring: This can appear as a woven or braided cloth surrounding that encases the wiring itself.
· Aluminum wiring: Aluminum wiring is silver in colour and may have the appearance of rust on it.
· Exposed wiring: Occasionally, wiring may be seen on the exterior of walls or ceilings as opposed to being concealed inside a structure.
How do I fix a tripped circuit breaker?
To fix a tripped circuit breaker, switch the breaker fully off and on.
If this does not fix the problem, call us.
It’s best to speak with a registered electrician for a professional assessment if you have concerns about the electrical wiring in your home. Book an appointment with an electrician in Red Deer from the Romaniuk Heating and Air Conditioning team today. Our professional electricians are available for repair and maintenance services 24/7/365 days a year, including after-hours, weekends, and holidays, at no extra cost!
Book your appointment with us over the phone or use our online booking form to help you with all your electrical needs!
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