Hi! Frank here. Whenever I am out on a service call, I often learn about other electrical issues. You can do the same thing. Here are a few tips:
1) Open up your main breaker box located in the garage or on the side of the house. Is there a build up of corrosion? Is there scorch marks present? Move some of the breaker switches back and forth...Are some squishy feeling? Or, do they snap back and forth with a hearty click?
2) Look up from the side of the house to your weather head. (The weather head is where the main power comes into your house. Are there tree limbs near the wires? Do the wires look secure?
These are two tips you can use to spot problems early on. Remember, if you have a question, pick up the phone and give me a call.
Until next time,
Franky
1) Open up your main breaker box located in the garage or on the side of the house. Is there a build up of corrosion? Is there scorch marks present? Move some of the breaker switches back and forth...Are some squishy feeling? Or, do they snap back and forth with a hearty click?
2) Look up from the side of the house to your weather head. (The weather head is where the main power comes into your house. Are there tree limbs near the wires? Do the wires look secure?
These are two tips you can use to spot problems early on. Remember, if you have a question, pick up the phone and give me a call.
Until next time,
Franky
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