Crescent Electric

03/07/2022

Hydropower!!

08/12/2020

Rough Wire

08/15/2017

SOMETHINGS TO CHECK BEFORE CALLING AN ELECTRICIAN
CHECK THE ELECTRICAL OUTLET
Something wrong with an appliance?
Plug the appliance into a different outlet to clarify if it’s the outlet or the appliance that is malfunctioning. If the appliance works, the outlet is the problem! but it may still be operable! Some outlets are controlled by switches. This is most common in living rooms and bedrooms. Leave the appliance plugged in and to see if they control power flow to that outlet. If it goes on, your problems are solved?
CHECK GFCI OUTLETS
Sometimes the trouble is not caused by a lack of electricity, but rather the outlet itself. GFCI outlets or Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter outlets work like mini-breakers and cut off the power when there is a danger of a surge. GFCI outlets will be located near water and are typically found in the bathrooms or kitchen and sometimes outside. When switched off, they must be in the middle. You will usually hear a click sound when it resets?
CHECK THE CIRCUIT BREAKERS
Find your breaker box and look for the breaker that is out of place. . They should be labeled, but this isn’t always the case. If all of the breakers seem to be in the on position, go ahead and flip them all off and back on. If nothing changes, be aware that some homes have more than one breaker box! Check both the basement and garage for another breaker box.

01/30/2015

400A meters& load centers

01/11/2015

$10,500
Full equipped Chevy Express for sale! one Electrician, moved out of the country

01/03/2015

Before - After

08/21/2014

Contact your local representative to stop another rate increase today!

05/16/2014

Electrical Fire Safety Tips
The United States Fire Administration (USFA) of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) offers a number of tips to for preventing electrical fires:

-Do not allow children to play in proximity to small or large electric appliances.
-Replace any tools that put off even mild electric shocks.
-Replace any light switches that have a tendency to flicker.
-Replace any light switches that are hot to the touch.
-Avoid overloading extension cords, sockets and plugs.
-Do not every force a three-prong plug into a two-receptacle socket.
-Know where fuse boxes and circuit breakers are located as well as how to properly operate them.
-Never attempt electrical repairs or rewiring without proper certification and experience.
-Do not put water on an electrical fire; use a dry fire extinguisher or baking soda instead.

04/11/2014

A man convicted in Santa Cruz County of being an unlicensed contractor scheduled to be sentenced Friday is now being held in San Diego County on other charges.

03/17/2014

01/27/2014

Fixing floor boxes