Everly Electric LLC

12/25/2021

Thank you for being wonderful clients. We appreciate the support and thank you for being such an important part of what we do. Wishing you joy at Christmas and prosperity in the coming year.

12/02/2021

https://www.energysage.com/energy-efficiency/101/ways-to-save-energy/

Check out our top 10 energy conservation techniques - the best ways to save energy and reduce your carbon footprint.

12/02/2021

Messy work van getting classed up and put to good use spreading some holiday cheer!

11/30/2021

https://www.erc-co.org/6-amazing-and-shocking-facts-about-energy-usage/

Did you know, even with all of the recent interest in wind power and solar power, that over 80% of energy in most American homes still comes from fossil fuels? When we flip a switch to turn on a light, it is easy to forget that the electricity we use often comes from a fossil fuel like coal. There a...

11/30/2021

Happy holidays!

11/25/2021

We wish you a happy and festive holiday with your loved ones. May you have a joyous Thanksgiving!

10/31/2021

Happy Halloween & safe trick-or-treating from all of us at Everly Electric!

10/27/2021

Avoid the worst. Put safety first. 👺
Use LED Candles for Your Pumpkins
To avoid risk of burns or even a fire, use an LED candle instead of a real, wax candle. It will have the same spooky effect while being completely safe to use!

10/20/2021

Avoid the worst. Put safety first. 🤭
Keep electrical devices and outlets away from water to prevent shock. Water and electricity don’t mix well. To follow electrical safety rules, keep electrical equipment dry and away from water prevents damage to appliances and can protect against personal injury and electrocution. When working with electrical appliances, it’s important to have dry hands. Keeping electrical equipment away from plant pots, aquariums, sinks, showers and bathtubs lowers the risk of water and electricity coming into contact.

10/16/2021

Have a great weekend everyone! Let’s punch out those lists, don’t forget Everly Electric is here for you for any ELECTRICAL SERVICES 😂 you may need!

10/13/2021

Avoid the worst. Put safety first. 🤓
Check that you’re using the correct wattage in all your fixtures and appliances.
Using the right bulbs can prevent electrical problems, so check all lamps, fixtures and appliances to ensure you’re using the correct wattage. If a light fixture has no wattage listed, use 60-watt bulbs or less. For unmarked ceiling fixtures, choose 25-watt bulbs.

10/06/2021

Avoid the worst. Put safety first. 🤪
Extension cord safety rules:
*Don't use extension cords as a substitute for repairing building wiring.
*Inspect extension cords for broken connectors, damaged insulation and missing hardware before each use.
*Do not run extension cords through walls, over beams, around corners or through doorways.
*Only use extension cords approved for the environment and loads expected.
*Equip extension cords with ground fault interruption (GFI) devices.
*Don't use coiled extension cords.
*Discard damaged extension cords; don't try to repair them.
*Use only surge protected power strips. Inspect the power strips regularly for damage or signs of overloading.