Some Tips About Electrical Safety:
- Be careful with extension cords and water, connect the cord in a GFCI outlet (the ones with the reset button in the center) to avoid shock risk, they can be found in the kitchen and bathroom or garage.
- If any electrical device got wet it needs to be replaced, it will start to corrode. This includes outlets, switches, landscape lighting timers.
- Be careful and plan well, it’s tempting to rush the job, but this is a good time to make changes or improvements so think things through on room at a time, a drawing is the best way to communicate ideas even if its hand drawn.
We are ready to help and can make sure things are safe if there are doubts.
Todd Woodruff
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