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When the lights go out, it can really disrupt your life. If you are worried about the electrical systems in your home, you have come to the right place. This blog is designed to be a handy resource which will help you to understand how the electrical system in your home work, some of the common issues which can affect it, and the ways in which an electrical contractor can help you to get things up and running again. While we don't make any claim to be professionals, we have done lots and lots of research. We hope you enjoy reading this blog.

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Owning a house comes with a lot of responsibilities. One significant responsibility you have is maintaining your appliances. The appliances in your house are designed to make your work easy. Sometimes repairing the tools when they stop working is easy. However, some problems with your home devices need the skills of an expert. Learn how to differentiate when a DIY repair is enough and when to call in the specialists. The article highlights signs that your appliances need expert repair. Read More 

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A smoke detector is one of the smallest appliances you can install in your property. A high percentage of home fire deaths happen due to lack of a properly-working smoke detector. Therefore, you should ensure the proper installation and maintenance of your smoke detector.  In Australia, any new homes should have the interconnected Australian Standard smoke detectors. These devices should be in all hallways connecting the bedrooms, and on every floor of the property. Read More 

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What to Do If You Notice That an Electrical Outlet Feels Warm

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If you notice that an electrical outlet is warm to the touch when you are plugging or unplugging a device, you will need to pay close attention. This is typically the sign of a problem, and you need to take action to fix the issue before it escalates. What could be causing such a situation to materialise in the first place, and what could you do? Dealing With Demand When your home was wired, it was designed to deal with the expected electrical load and the average usage requirement for each room. Read More