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"We received the Preventative Maintenance Agreement recently and thank you. We also wanted to tell you that we appreciate the service Joe provided. He did a fine job of installing the heating equipment, explaining the operation, and cleaning up when he was finished. We like the way the system operates and will be glad to recommend your company to our friends." Joyce and Chuck K.,
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New Electrical Circuits In The Dayton AreaWhen was the last time you had to reset a circuit breaker in your house? Is your Ohio home more than twenty years old? Have you recently bought a home? Are you planning to purchase a major appliance? Now may be a good time to upgrade your home electrical circuit system! For Dayton homeowners, it's not just a matter of convenience-there are significant safety issues. According to the United States Fire Administration (USFA), each year home electrical fires claim the lives of 485 Americans and injure 2,305 more. Home electrical problems account for 67,800 fires and $868 million in property losses. Fires can be caused by electrical system failures, appliance defects, incorrectly installed wiring, misuse and poor maintenance of electrical appliances, and overloaded circuits and extension cords. If your home is even twenty years old, chances are the electrical circuits need to be upgraded! The thirty-year-old distribution panel in your basement or garage the one with the screw-in fuses are almost certainly a fire hazard. Why? Over time, the contacts deteriorate. The point of contact between the buss bar and the base of the fuse oxidizes or charcoals. As current flows, increased heat is generated, leading to failure or fire. In Ohio, if a home is equipped with an electrical distribution panel that uses screw-in fuses, many insurance companies will not renew the insurance. When you upgrade your home's electric systems, you'll rest easy knowing that you have greatly reduced the chance of a devastating fire. Does your Dayton home have...
If you answered yes to any of the above questions, or if you're having other electrical issues, it may be time to call a professional Dayton Electrician. Professional Electricians have a good understanding of the operation of electrical components that are used in circuits they are familiar with, and even ones they are not. At The Problem Solvers, we use a system of approach that allows our electricians to logically and systematically analyze a circuit and determine exactly what is wrong. We also understand and effectively use tools such as prints, diagrams and test instruments to identify defective components. |
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