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| jpurselle |
| Solar Power |
| 2010.04.29 16:01:08 | |
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We are starting to take steps towards becoming solar power providers in and around the Atlanta area. Everyday people are looking for ways to save money and to help out the environment. Do your research and discover all of the benefits you can get out of installing solar panels on your home or business. Tags: Hits: 298 | Read more... |
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| jpurselle |
| Electrical Preventative Maintenance |
| 2010.04.01 18:17:53 | |
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As an electrician that has been doing service work for 12+ years I have noticed a trend in home and commercial electrical problems. 80% of all diagnostics boil down to one thing "Loose Connections". Mostly behind outlets, switches, and in the main panel. With a preventative maintenance home inspection you will cut down or even eliminate further electrical problems. Wires expand and contract with climate change and it is very important to have them looked at and tightened once a year. In the month of April we are running a special for home electrical inspections for only $85. With this inspection we will check all outlets and switches to make sure they are functioning properly, Look for any code violations and fire hazards, and most importantly tighten all connections in your panel box as well as meter box. Contact us to schedule your appointment today. Thanks for reading,
Jon Purselle
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| dpurselle |
| Welcome to our Blog |
| 2010.03.28 12:35:49 | |
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The Electric Company of Atlanta has recently updated our website with a new look and content. Please let us know what you think! Thanks to Shawn at Creative One Studios for the design. Jeremy at Str8jacket has also been hard at work helping to optimize our SEO.
Feel free to post coments and questions on our blog page. We will respond as soon as we can.
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| vstrose |
| Safety and Efficiency Tips |
| 2010.03.26 14:59:56 | |
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One of the newest, and arguably best, requirements in the electrical installation code has to do with water. As you know, water and electricity don't mix too well, so it's in our best interest to keep them apart. To help make certain they don't mix the 2008 National Electrical Code (NEC) mandates all kitchen outlets be Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCI). The NEC also requires all outlets within 6 feet of a tub or basin to be GFCI.
For good measure, The Electric Company of Atlanta recommends GFCI outlets in all kitchen and bathroom electrical installations. Tags: GFCI | National Electrical Code | NEC | Electrical Company Of Atlanta
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