Commercial Electrical
Why your Electrician Needs Insurance Before Doing Electrical Repairs
Why Your Electrician Needs Insurance Before Doing Electrical Repairs By Gordon Watts | Feb 24, 2011 We all make mistakes and accidents happen, so no matter how reliable the electrician or electrical contractor is, comprehensive and adequate insurance is a necessity. Checking for proper insurance may be more complicated than just asking your electrician if…
Read MoreWhat is a UPS?
What is a UPS? By Kenny Jackson | Jan 26, 2011 Many of us have been in the middle of entering data into a computer only to have the power blink off for a few seconds, deleting the information and causing us to spend more time re-entering it. Some of us have even experienced…
Read MoreHow to choose a Licensed Electrician | Licensed Electrical Contractor
How to Choose a Licensed Electrician/Licensed Electrical Contractor By Gordon Watts | Jan 6, 2011 Looking for a licensed electrician or certified electrician? The most important consideration when hiring an electrician or electrical contractor in Atlanta is to verify whether or not the company is properly licensed. This includes checking for both a Georgia business…
Read MoreProperty Managers | 3 Tips to Save Electricity | Vacant Buildings
Property Managers: 3 Tips to Save Electricity | Vacant Buildings By Kenny Jackson | Dec 23, 2010 Large vacant building spaces can very easily and unnecessarily consume hundreds, even thousands of dollars of electricity in a short period of time. Real estate agents, maintenance personnel, and others access these vacant spaces at random times. Just…
Read More5 Troubleshooting Tips for Restaurant Ventilation Hood System
5 Troubleshooting Tips for Restaurant Ventilation Hood System By Joey Heard | Dec 17, 2010 Ventilation hoods are critical to your restaurant. Here are some helpful tips you can try the next time your ventilation hood is not working: Is the power switch for the hoods on? The switch is usually located on the…
Read MoreCut Your Lighting Cost In Half With Energy Saving Lighting Retrofit
Installing T5 HO fluorescent lighting in place of your existing metal halide hi-bay lights or old fluorescent lights may reduce your energy bill up to 50%!
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