Home Safety Tips from Professional Electricians

Electricians hear a huge amount of preventable, yet tragic stories about electrical accidents, accidents that could easily have been circumvented with the most basic knowledge about the electrical systems in your home. While it is true that accidents can happen no matter how attentive you are, you can ultimately minimise their occurrence risks. Here is how. Cord Safety Whenever you have to install new power cords for electrical equipment, you should never ever nail or staple them in place. [Read More]

A Guide to Ground Based Heat Pumps

Ground based heat pumps are starting to provide more and more heat to homes all around the world. The high prices and demands for fossil fuel, combined with the threats they pose to the environment, have caused a lot of people to start considering more cheaper and sustainable heating options. This is where ground based heat pumps come in handy. The problem is, not many people are aware of the benefits of these pumps, nor do they know how exactly these pumps work. [Read More]

Three Common Mistakes To Avoid When Doing DIY Electrical Projects

Working on electricity in your home as part of a DIY project can be dangerous if you make mistakes. Unless you are experienced in such projects, many of the more complicated projects should be left to a professional. However, that is not to say that you cannot undertake some of the easier jobs and build up your skill and confidence this way. Even very skilled DIY enthusiasts will still have to have their electrical work checked and verified by a qualified electrician. [Read More]

Organising your data cabling

Whether you're running a data centre or just connecting the various devices in your home office or living room, an unwieldy tangle of data cable is a fact of life for many. It doesn't have to be, though; proper cable organisation can make it easier to add new devices, troubleshoot problems with an electrician or reorganise your system.  Label everything There's no such thing as too much labelling on data cable. [Read More]