We are always looking for ways to make our house more desirable while making it more efficient at the same time. We are constantly doing little improvements here and there to make our homes just a little more comfortable or a little more appealing. When improvements can help save you money on your monthly electric bill, that is always a nice little bonus. If you have never heard of them before, you will want to talk with your Glendale electrician about attic fans. You can always count on The Electric Connection to provide you with the information you need about any electrical upgrade.

An attic fan is one way to help you keep your house cool this summer without costing you a lot of money to run. Attic fans will help reduce the work your air conditioner will have to do to keep your house at a cool, comfortable temperature, thus saving you money. An attic fans reduces energy costs by pulling the hot air out of the attic and pushing it outside. Hot air rises and becomes trapped in the attic. The upper floor in your home will always be warmer because it is basically sandwiched between the hot air that has risen from the first floor and the hot air that is trapped in the attic.

By using a fan to pull out the hot air while pulling in the fresh air from the outside, you can help eliminate the hot air sandwich. The fan will need to be installed by an electrician. Glendale homeowners will be amazed at the difference in not only the comfort of their home during the summer, but by the reduction in the electric bill as well. If you are ready to make an upgrade that will make you feel better and put more money in your pocket, give The Electric Connection a call today.

In case there is a flash flood or storm in your area or if there is a severe plumbing leak or pipe burst, that can result in flooding of water in different areas of your home. Water can cause a lot of damage to the installations and features on your property, and you would have to start the clean-up and repairs without delay. This is also when you start evaluating what can be salvaged and what would have to be replaced – and this includes your home’s wiring.

The wiring inside the walls can become dysfunctional and dangerous if it’s exposed to or submerged in water. If there is a severe flood, it becomes important to completely replace the wiring in your home. Not too many builders actually use wiring that’s rated for water exposure of this kind. Of course, not much can be done till the time all the flood water recedes and all the water has been cleared out from your home.

Even when all the water is pumped out from the indoor spaces, it’s best to shut down the electricity supply at the circuit box mains before continuing with anything. Call in your local electrician to test the wiring in your home. Even if it is still in a working condition, it’s never a good idea to use it.

The insulation can get degraded and that can raise the chances of an electrical fire in the future. In addition, when there are traces of moisture in the wiring, that leads to mould & mildew growth and the metal parts in the system can corrode. This is especially the case when the property has become flooded with salty water.

When it comes to rewiring jobs, you also have to factor in the cost of opening up the wall panels and fixing them. In instances of a flood, the walls are generally torn down right up to the framework. If you take this opportunity to upgrade the wiring in your home, you can save a significant amount of money.

Floodwater is never clean and that proves to be an additional hazard to the wiring and other installations in your home. Chemicals, oil, sewage and a number of other contaminants that come with the floodwater work their way into the smallest spaces, and this is why it’s best to just start afresh with the installation. In comparison, if your home’s wiring has been impacted by water from a burst pipe, you might be able to save these features; this is because it may not be fully-submerged in water.

However, it’s never a good idea to test the condition of the wiring yourself and you should call in a skilled and licensed electrician to thoroughly check and evaluate the installation and give their opinion. Regardless of whether the wiring in your home has got impacted by flood water or water from a damaged plumbing installation, it’s important to get it checked without delay. The professionals will provide suitable solutions based on the condition and location of the wiring.

We are a company that has been operating in this space for a number of years and have the skill, knowledge as well as the resources to handle this job in an expert manner. We can install and maintain all type of electrical installations on your residential or commercial premises. For more information, contact the Allround Electrical team at this number – 1300 169 263. Alternatively, you can write to us at our email address.

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