GFCI and AFCI outlets protect your home in two very different ways—one prevents electrical shock, the other helps stop electrical fires. Here’s a simple breakdown of how they work, where they’re required, and why upgrading them can make your home much safer.
Before hiring an electrician, North Idaho homeowners should ask these seven essential questions to ensure safety, transparency, and quality workmanship—plus how to know you’re choosing a contractor you can trust.
Winter storms can knock out power without warning. This guide covers portable generators, standby systems, transfer switches, safety tips, and local utility resources so Idaho homeowners can stay prepared.
Ice dams can cause serious winter damage to Idaho homes. Learn how heat tape works, when to install it, and why professional installation keeps your roof and gutters safe through freezing weather.
Learn how to prepare your home’s electrical system for Idaho’s winter weather. Tips include GFCI testing, outdoor outlet safety, panel load checks, heat pump circuits, and backup power options.
Learn the warning signs of outdated wiring — from flickering lights to two-prong outlets — and when to call an electrician to protect your home.