ABC Winter Electrical Checklist

Before the dark winter months set in it’s a good time to check your home’s electrical system to ensure your family’s safety and comfort.

1. Check electrical appliances for fraying and damaged cords.

2. Test to make sure GFCI outlets are working properly.

3. Test smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors

4. Ensure that entryways and sidewalks are sufficiently lit.

5. Be prepared for a power outage by having battery powered lighting.

6. When installing holiday lighting don’t overload outlets and follow the manufacturer’s instructions.

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“Tom was awesome! He is very personable and explains the whole process well. He did a great job and ensured that he used 5-star service throughout the process. I will definitely use ABC and Tom again in the future for electrical work.”
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“We were very pleased with the service performed by Brett Pack in performing the annual maintenance of our air conditioning unit. He noted it was low on refrigerant, which he then added after consulting with us. He also made sure we took advantage of all available discounts.”
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“Tom did a super job fixing our electrical problem. He is one of the best electricians I have ever had in my home for repair work. I would highly recommend Tom and ABC Company if you need any type of electrical work. He took his time and explained everything and…”
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