When you need quality electrical service, you have a lot of choices of residential and commercial electricians, and finding the one that’s the right fit can be a daunting task. You should always request bids from multiple contractors and see how they compare. You should also never be afraid to ask questions, particularly if a bid comes in substantially lower than the others: what corners are they prepared to cut to offer you that rock bottom price?
We’ve sprung forward, and the daffodils are in bloom: it must be springtime! After the punishingly cold winter that we just had, Arkansans are all breathing a sigh of relief as the days start to get longer, and the sun sits high in the sky.
We’ve got another Arkansas Winter bearing down on us, and power outages are inevitable when temperatures drop, especially when we get a significant snow or ice event.
There are many places in the world that are well known for their extreme weather during certain times of year. Whether you’re dealing with Nor’ easters in New England, Monsoons in Mumbai, or Tsunamis in Tokyo, there are always certain times of year when the locals watch the weather forecast with nervousness, and wonder if they’re going to be lucky enough to once again escape Mother Nature’s wrath.
This quarter, Gary Houston Electric would like to highlight James Williams for his exceptional work ethic and attitude. From the battlefield to the construction field, James has many accomplishments to ensure his success at GHEC.
Electricity is a convenience that we all enjoy, and it’s hard to believe that it’s only been common in homes for about a century. There are some inherent risks if electricity is used improperly, but most of us generally understand how to use it safely.
In the electrical business, loyalty goes a long way. And we view loyalty as a two way street. After all, we aren’t the only commercial electrical company you can call, so we put our efforts into making sure that you’re 100% satisfied with every job. It means a lot to us to know that you appreciate our service as much as we appreciate serving you.
Thanks to the internet and cable television, today’s homeowners are literally inundated with home improvement ideas, with a big emphasis on DIY projects. But the reality is that some people are handier than others, and those anticipated savings can disappear very quickly when homeowners bite off more than they can chew, and are forced to pay a contractor to fix botched DIY work.
Whether you’re building a new home business or remodeling an existing one, you owe it to yourself to insist on quality work from your commercial electrical contractors. There are many commercial electricians out there, so how do you know you are getting the best?
Whether it’s the middle of the night or the middle of the playoffs, there’s never a good time for the power to go out, which is why most people regard a power outage as an emergency. If the cause is a lightning strike, an overheated circuit, or an animal chewing on the wiring, your first priority is to make sure there is no danger to lives or property. If you smell smoke or see flames, get out immediately and call the fire department.
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