Electric Vehicle Chargers

Installing a home EV charger is a smart, eco-friendly investment. EV drivers spend around $300-$400 yearly on electricity, compared to over $3,000 for gas vehicles. Beyond savings, EV chargers help reduce gas emissions and fossil fuel reliance. Choose to install an EV charger and support a future.

 

ELECTRICAL PANEL UPDATES

By some estimates, the average household today is using 30% to 50% more energy than in the past. Because of this, the electrical panels in your house need to be upgraded to keep up with the increased demand. By installing a new breaker box and electrical panel, you’re investing in your present and your future at the same time.

 

LED lights

LED lighting is becoming more and more popular. Why? LEDs are energy efficient. This means a few things. First, they provide higher quality lighting. Second, they’re proven to last longer. Third, they’re more environmentally friendly. And finally, they will save you money on your power bill.

 

OUTLETS
For homeowners that live in older houses, it’s very likely that the home has plenty of outlets that are both out of date and lack the proper ground wire. Updating these “vintage” two-prong outlets during a remodeling phase may help to keep electrical shocks from happening, along with power surges and even electrical fires.

GFCI’S
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCI’s) have become a crucial addition/replacement in homes today. From the kitchens to the bathrooms and outdoor areas, GFCI’s can create a much safer living environment. Instead of having your breaker trip, GFCI’s switch off instantly when an outlet comes into contact with any moisture to better prevent electrical shock and, as a result, fire. Because of this, Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters are actually official home electrical requirements in new construction and renovations.

CHARGING STATIONS
Computers and smartphones are everywhere these days. Tablets, too. The need for more places to recharge seems to grow daily. By installing charging stations, you can free up the existing electrical outlets while also creating great places around the home to easily charge up your devices.

 

ELECTRICAL WIRING UPDATES
For older homes, the wiring may not have been updated in years, if not decades. Because of this, there’s a much greater chance for electrical shock, power surges, and electrical fires. When you install new electrical upgrades, it’s also a good time to get your rewiring completed as well. Not only will you save yourself the headache of dealing with repeated power issues, but you’re also making your home much safer as well.

LIGHT SWITCHES

Even though the functionality has been around for a long time, people have once again become interested in installing sliders. Electricity will run the same to these types of light switches, of course, but they allow for much more control over the total ambiance in a particular space. And there are plenty of choices available: 3-way panel sliders, dimmer switches, and even smart lighting options.

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SMART SMOKE ALARMS

Yes, more smart home equipment! But this one is important enough to get its own section.

As far as home safety is concerned, smoke alarms are very much at the top of the list. So, what if you could make your home even safer with even better smoke alarm technology. That’s the benefit of smart smoke alarms, because they provide faster, more subtle detection of increased temperatures — sometimes even more fire or smoke are present in the area.

To make your home the safest space possible, installing smart smoke alarm systems alongside your new household remodeling project could be a great decision. Who knows? It might even save your life and the lives of your loved ones.