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Recessed Lighting 101: Five Things You Need to Know About Your Lighting Project March 11, 2022

Recessed lighting is an easy and affordable way to make a room feel brighter, bigger, and more beautiful. In fact, these lights can significantly improve a space’s look, and in turn, that means they could even add to your home’s value. If you’re interested in adding these ...

Recessed Lighting 101: Five Things You Need to Know About Your Lighting Project March 11, 2022
Recessed lighting is an easy and affordable way to make a room feel brighter, bigger, and more beautiful. In fact, these lights can significantly improve a space’s look, and in turn, that means they ...
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Three Reasons Your GFI Keeps Tripping February 18, 2022
Ground fault interrupters, or GFIs for short, are incredibly valuable, affordable, and integral safety devices that make using electricity around water a much more reliable experience. These devices ...
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5 Signs You May Have an Issue with Your Home’s Wiring January 26, 2022
Your wiring is among the most essential components of your home’s electrical system. If your electrical panel is like your system’s heart, then the wiring is like the veins, pumping electricity to ...
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Four Ways to Make Your Holiday Decorating Easier December 8, 2021
Decorating for the holidays is such a festive and fun tradition, but it can also be a lot of work. Installing lights on high-up gutters and eaves can be nerve-wracking, and constantly going up and ...
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Five Holiday Decorating Safety Tips You Shouldn't Ignore November 23, 2021
The holidays are nearly here again, and that means it’s very nearly holiday decorating season. Whether you break out the lights the day after Thanksgiving, you get way ahead of your decorating and ...
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Do I Really Need a Ceiling Fan This Winter? October 27, 2021
Winter is right around the corner, and that means it’s time to get your generator ready for possible storms , put batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors so you’re set to light a fire, ...
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