My Lights Are Flickering?
Call The Power Company. Sometimes They Will Have A Loose Wire. If This Is Not Their Problem, They Will Advise You Accordingly. Also, It Doesn't Cost You Anything To Have Them Come Out.
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My Lights Go Dim - Bright - Dim?
Call The Power Company. Sometimes They Will Have A Loose Wire. If This Is Not Their Problem, They Will Advise You Accordingly. Also, It Doesn't Cost You Anything To Have Them Come Out.
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About 1/2 Of The House Electrical Is Not Working. What Should I Do?
Call The Power Company. Sometimes They Will Have A Loose Wire. The Power Company Brings Power Into Your House On Two Hot Wires And A Neutral. Sometimes They "Lose" One Of The Hot Wires. This Will Result In About 1/2 Of Your Electrical To Fail. If This Is Not Their Problem, They Will Advise You Accordingly. Also, It Doesn't Cost You Anything To Have Them Come Out.
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Is One Electrician As Good As Another To Fix My Problem?
No. Electricians Specialize Just As Doctors Do. Trouble Shooting Electrical Problems Is A Very Specialized Job. Getting The Correct Electrician Will Save You Money.
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Do All Electricians Charge About The Same?
No. Please Call Two Or Three Electricians And Compare The Rates. Also Don't Fall For The "1st Half Hour" Trick. Find Out What It Will Cost For The 1st Half Hour (Including Getting To Your House) As Well As What An Hour And An Hour And A Half Will Cost. It's Difficult To Diagnose And Repair A Problem In Just A Half Hour. Don't Forget Time To Do The Paperwork.
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Should I Try To Do My Own Repairs?
That Depends On Your Expertise. I Have Seen Folks Replace Things That Were Not Part Of The Problem. It's Important To Have An Accurate Diagnosis. No Sense Spending Money To Replace Things That Are Not Broken. In Addition, There Is The Safety Issue. It Is Probably Best To Leave It To A Professional.
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