According to the statistics by the US Energy Information Administration, an American household gets an average electricity bill of $117.65. These prices are expected to increase by

Disclaimer: This blog post was written during a recent power outage in Reno, Nevada, when our office lost its power connection for hours.

The electrical service panel, also known as your electrical system’s heart, forms an essential connection between the external and internal wires. This is where service wires connect with the exit wires and then branch out throughout the house.

Most homeowners aren’t aware of how easy it is to make their homes energy efficient. Here at Lakeview Electric, we want to change that.

You probably know that the circuit breakers or fuses in your home are located in its main electrical panel. You also probably know that if all the appliances and lights in one portion of your home have gone off, it’s because one of those fuses have blown or a circuit breaker has tripped.

Technology is continuously evolving. When you’re searching for an electrician for your business, it’s essential to hire someone trustworthy and abreast of the ever-changing technological landscape. If your electrician is ahead of the curve, they will help your business become efficient and offer you cost-effective ways of energy usage. In this blog, we provide you with five points to note before choosing the right electrician.

Most of us don’t really pay attention to our home’s electrical system until something goes wrong. New buyers, sellers, as well as homeowners who’ve been living at their house for a couple of years, don’t exactly examine the electrical system unless they know something isn’t working right.

Your home’s electrical panel is the gateway through which electricity travels through the mainlines, and into your circuits/appliances. These panels are fitted with fuses and circuit breakers to break the main circuit and prevent possible short-circuits, electrical fires, and other forms of electrical damage.