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Is it Safe to Cut the Ground Prong?

A short-term solution could cost you more than you think From time to time, we all ask ourselves big questions: Why are we here? Is there life on other planets? Which came first—the chicken or the egg? And why the heck do some, but not all, of my electrical cords have three prongs instead of … [Read More]

Electrical Safety: Know the Warning Signs of a Broken Electrical System

Chances are you do not spend much time thinking about the electrical system that powers your home. You come home, flip the light switch, and expect it to come on. It is normal to take your home’s electrical system for granted, but there are certain warning signs you should never dismiss. If you notice any … [Read More]

What Happens if I Do Electrical Work Without a License?

Spoiler Alert: A Lot of Really Bad Things We love a good DIY project. They’re so satisfying, aren’t they? Fixing something with your own two hands? Confidence-boosting. Making custom upgrades to your space? Comfort-enhancing. Saving a pretty penny? Wallet-approved!  Of course, that’s assuming everything goes well. But be honest: How many DIY projects have you … [Read More]

Are LED Lights Worth It

You’ve probably heard about LED lights being the best choice for the environment, but you might still be on the fence about whether they are the right choice for you. First, remember you don’t have to replace your existing fixtures, you can just replace the bulbs. It is still an investment to switch every bulb … [Read More]

How To Use a Generator Safely: Top 10 Tips

With dropping temperatures, pending snow, and the winter months upon us, it’s time to talk generators. Generators in Denver are a great, short-term solution to any power outage. Thunder and snowstorms are no match for a good generator that can keep you and your family warm and well-lit. Choosing the right generator is the first … [Read More]

How Often Should I Test My Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors?

There are a number of health and safety risks that can occur in the average home. Fire is perhaps the most common, but carbon monoxide poisoning could be more common than you think. To meet code and safety measures, smoke alarms should be installed in every bedroom or area where people sleep. And at least … [Read More]

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