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Why You Should Install an Emergency Lighting System at Home

Have you ever tried to find your way around in a pitch dark room? It doesn't matter how familiar you may be with the surroundings in the daylight, you may struggle to make much progress in this scenario. Of course, you can generally reach out to flick a switch and illuminate the room before you do anything else, but in an emergency situation, you might not have this o

Is Your Home Wiring as Safe as It Should Be?

How safe are the electrical systems in your home? As a homeowner, the safety and well-being of your family should always be your top priority. You will ensure that the doors and windows of your home are securely locked. You will make certain that the roof is looked after and that there are no damp areas where mould could grow, but the electrical wiring is different. W

The Benefits You Get from Installing Solar Panels

Heat and light energy keep a home running smoothly. There are countless sources of these two forms of energy. However, investing in these sources of energy costs money and also comes with its own complications. For instance, electric- and petroleum-based power is reliable, but it depletes the environment and is quite costly. It is these disadvantages that have been le

Signs It's Time to Replace the Lighting in Your Commercial Parking Lot

Investing in quality lighting for your parking lot is imperative to protect your employees, clients and visitors. A poorly lit parking lot enables muggings, car vandalisms and other misfortunes. As a property owner, it's crucial to regularly monitor activities in the area and determine whether it's time to invest in new lighting. Below are some telltale signs that ind

Key Reasons Electrical Contractors Should Consider Facility Managers (FMs) as Partners

Unlike a few decades ago, when different trades worked individually, trades today are encouraged to work together and share information amongst them. For electrical contractors, that means working with plumbers, roofers, HVAC contractors and framers, among others. However, this is not enough if the facility manager is not at the table. It is especially the case during