Safety

Electrical Connection ensures the electrical safety of your home, office or facility is meeting all national electrical code standards through the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). There are over 300 consensus codes and standards that are put in place to keep you and your facilities safe from any disaster that could occur. Virtually every building, process, service, design and installation is affected by the NFPA electrical code and code for electrical wiring standards and electrical safety program.

Arranging an electrical inspection with Electrical Connection couldn’t be easier and we guarantee that the licensed and trade-certified electricians we send to you are highly skilled in carrying out electrical safety inspections. We make sure that all wiring for your new home, office or facility complies with all the safety standards and local codes using the best practices, latest materials and tools.

Electrical Safety Information

Electrical inspections are a necessity for installations to make sure they meet electrical safety requirements. Electrical Connection’s goal is to ensure the installation meets the minimum requirements.

Electrical Safety Tips:

• Avoid running extension cords across doorways or under carpets
• Add additional circuits or outlets to avoid using extension cords
• Make sure your home has tamper-resistant receptacles
• Avoid overloading outlets
• Place lamps on level surfaces
• Acr-fault circuit interrupters should be installed in your home to protect electrical outlets
• Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for plugging an appliance into a receptacle outlet

Demolition Safety

Demolition safety work involves many construction and electrical hazards. Read more >

Digging Safety

Digging up trees next to power lines can be very dangerous to you and your neighbors. Read more >

Picture Hanging Safety

How do you know what’s safe to hang a picture and what isn’t? Read more >

Tree Trimming

Tree Trimming next to power lines is a job for professionals. Read more >

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