Electrical Repairs Redmond
You should know that electrical repairs aren’t always required because of a significant event. In some cases, wear and tear or age can lead to small electrical issues that are part of regular home maintenance. As your wires and components get older, you could notice flicking lights or poorly performing outlets in your house, but Hunt’s Services can assist.
Commercial properties can also experience these issues, although they can cause far more significant problems because of the number of people using the building. You’ll want to address any commercial electrical repairs that arise immediately because any downtime you encounter could hinder your bottom line.
When you realize you’re experiencing an electrical problem, don’t hesitate to get Hunt’s Services on the job. Our team can quickly diagnose and repair your issues, instantly restoring your service.
Give Hunt’s Services a call at 253-533-7500 as soon as you notice your home or commercial property requires an electrical repair. We’re here to assist in Redmond and throughout Western Washington.
Electrical Installations Redmond
Repairs aren’t the only jobs an electrician can handle, as Hunt’s Services can also replace your fixtures or install brand new ones.
Our customers will commonly ask for new light fixtures, additional ceiling fans, and updated air conditioning units once their existing one starts breaking down. We can also upgrade your electrical panel when you install a hot tub, ensuring you have the suitable capacity to keep it running.
Hunt’s Services is available to install or replace electrical components of all types in Redmond, WA. Contact us at 253-533-7500 to learn more about these services today.
Redmond Electrical Safety
Upgrading your electrical system with a few safety features is an excellent idea because of the peace of mind it provides. These components are particularly valuable if you have children.
For starters, installing childproof outlets is an excellent idea because it prevents kids from sticking items inside them. These outlets, which can prevent injuries and property damage, didn’t become commonplace until 2008, so you’ll probably need an upgrade if your home is older than that.
GFCI electrical outlets are also advisable because they automatically trip when they get wet. Most homes have these outlets in their bathrooms and kitchens, but it might pay to install them elsewhere, including outdoor near faucets or areas exposed to the elements.
If you haven’t done so already, having an electrician inspect your system is a good idea. This inspection provides insight into potential problems your home or business could experience, allowing you to repair them proactively.
Reach out to Hunt’s Services as soon as possible to learn more about taking these safety precautions in the Puget Sound area.
