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Electrical Fires

July 26, 2018 By ann

Be proactive in preventing electric fires

Take steps to help prevent electric fires by identifying possible issues before they occur.

When assessing your home, the first step is to hire a qualified electrician to check all the wiring to ensure it is up to code and that the electrical system can handle the demands of our electronics, appliances, lights and other electrical needs. Beyond that, watch for possible issues as they arise.

Symptoms of issues include flickering lights, discolored outlets, and switch plates, damaged cords, frequently tripped circuit breakers or blown fuses.

 

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