Expert Tips

So you’ve got an electric vehicle, or you’re about to. Naturally, you want the convenience of charging at home instead of hunting for public stations every other day. The concept seems straightforward: plug in at home, wake up to a full charge. But how complicated is getting there? The Centennial and Denver electricians at Bell … [Read More]

If you’ve been through a Denver windstorm that knocked out your power for a day or two, you’ve probably already thought about what you’d do differently next time. That’s exactly where home backup battery storage comes in.  At Bell Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electrical, our Centennial and Denver electricians get questions about this more and … [Read More]

You’ve heard the term “energy efficiency systems” thrown around, probably while searching for ways to lower your utility bills or make your home more comfortable. But what does it actually mean? It’s not one thing you can point to. Energy efficiency systems aren’t a single product you buy and install. They’re a collection of technologies … [Read More]

It’s easy to get carried away by the holiday season and want to add more string lights and glowing snowmen on every porch. As long as you’re not going to go full-blown Grizwald, it seems like illuminating your home with the holiday spirit is harmless enough. But when your circuits start tripping or your outlets … [Read More]

It may sound surprising that electrical fires are among the most dangerous hazards for homeowners, despite everything else to worry about on your list. They can start with almost no warning signs, ignite silently inside of walls, attics, or near outlets, and spread quickly before anyone notices. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), … [Read More]

Have you ever gone to turn on a light and noticed that the switch feels warm or even hot to the touch? While light switches are designed to control the flow of electricity, they should never generate enough heat that you can feel it. If you’re experiencing this issue, it could indicate an underlying electrical … [Read More]