Exact Electric

06/15/2026

Thinking about adding an EV charger, hot tub, new appliances, outdoor lighting, or starting a remodel?

Before assuming you need to replace your electrical panel, it’s worth taking a closer look at your current system. In some homes, the existing panel may be able to support the planned work. In others, a panel replacement or full service upgrade may be the safer, smarter path forward.

The key is knowing what your home actually needs before the project begins.

In our latest blog, we explain when a panel upgrade may make sense, how it differs from a service upgrade, and why an electrical assessment is the best place to start.

Learn more!
https://exactelectric.com/is-it-time-to-replace-your-electrical-panel/

If you are planning an EV charger, a remodel, a hot tub, new appliances, or better outdoor power you may be asking, yourself, does my panel need to be

06/04/2026

We are honored to share this GoFundMe supporting starter tool kits for aspiring electricians and apprentices in memory of Dawit, a valued member of the Exact Electric team.

Becoming an electrician takes commitment, training, and the right tools. For many people starting out, the cost of required tools can be an early barrier. Funds raised through this GoFundMe will help provide starter tool kits for future electricians as they begin their apprenticeship journey.

Dawit’s enthusiasm for the electrical trade and care for the people he worked with continues to inspire others. If you are able, please consider contributing or sharing the fundraiser to help support the next generation of electricians.

Dawit was passionate about his work as an electrician, always eager to learn and… Chris Kiley needs your support for Starter Tool Kits for Future Electricians

05/27/2026

Before you plug in string lights, run extension cords across the patio, or start planning an outdoor upgrade, it is worth taking a closer look at your exterior electrical setup.

Safe outlets, proper GFCI protection, thoughtful lighting, and enough power where you actually need it can make your outdoor space safer and easier to enjoy.

Read more: https://exactelectric.com/outdoor-living-starts-with-the-right-electrical-plan/

Outdoor electrical work has different safety considerations than indoor projects. Moisture, weather exposure, outlet placement, lighting needs, and power

05/20/2026

A well-planned home office can make your workday easier, safer, and more comfortable. From laptops and monitors to printers, chargers, lighting, and internet equipment, today’s home offices often need more power than older homes were designed to provide.

A few simple electrical updates can make a big difference:
- Better outlet placement
- Fewer cords and power strips
- Improved lighting for focus and comfort
- A safer setup for everyday equipment

Whether you work from home full-time or just need a reliable space for paying bills, studying, or managing daily life, your electrical setup plays an important role in how well the room works.

Check out our blog and let us know what you are working on!

Working from home has changed the way many homeowners use their space. A spare bedroom becomes an office. A dining room becomes a workstation. A basement

05/12/2026

According to ENERGY STAR, certified heat pump water heaters use about 70% less energy than a standard electric water heater which can positively impact your budget.

If you have been thinking about replacing your water heater, spring is a good time to start planning.

Check out our latest blog to learn more!
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If you have been thinking about replacing your water heater, spring is a smart time to start planning. According to ENERGY STAR, certified heat pump water

05/05/2026

Before you plug in string lights, add patio lighting, run extension cords, or upgrade your backyard, think about how your electrical setup supports the way you use the space.

Outdoor outlets, GFCI protection, lighting placement, dedicated circuits, and extension cord safety all matter when it comes to creating a safer, more functional outdoor area.

Planning a deck, patio, landscape project, hot tub, or outdoor kitchen? Bring electrical into the conversation early so your space is ready for summer.

Read our latest blog for more outdoor electrical tips.
https://exactelectric.com/outdoor-living-starts-with-the-right-electrical-plan/

Outdoor electrical work has different safety considerations than indoor projects. Moisture, weather exposure, outlet placement, lighting needs, and power

04/27/2026

Lighting, outlets, ventilation, dedicated circuits, and electrical capacity all shape how your new space functions day-to-day. Planning electrical work early can help avoid delays, reduce last-minute changes, and support a smoother project from start to finish.

For electrical remodel tips, check out: https://exactelectric.com/spring-remodel-season-is-here/

Spring is when remodeling season picks up across Seattle. Kitchens get updated. Bathrooms get reworked. Basements are finished. Garages turn into offices.

04/21/2026

A quick dim when a major appliance starts can be normal. Persistent flickering, lights dimming in multiple rooms, breakers tripping, or buzzing near outlets or the panel can point to loose wiring, overloaded circuits, or an aging electrical panel.

Our latest blog walks homeowners through what is normal, what is not, and when it is time to have your system checked.

https://exactelectric.com/is-it-normal-for-my-lights-to-flicker/

Most homeowners have experienced it. The lights dim when the microwave starts. A bedroom fixture flickers briefly. The hallway light seems unstable for no

04/07/2026

If your breaker keeps tripping, your home is trying to tell you something.

It might be as simple as overloading a circuit or a sign of a deeper electrical issue.

Either way, repeated trips aren’t something to ignore. Understanding the cause is the first step.

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If your breaker keeps tripping, it is usually is trying to tell you something. A tripped breaker is your electrical system signaling that something is not

03/20/2026

Spring is a good time to take a quick look at your home’s electrical system. A few simple checks can help catch small issues early and keep things running safely as we head into warmer weather.

☐ Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors
☐ Test GFCI outlets
☐ Check cords and plugs on appliances
☐ Clear space around your electrical panel
☐ Inspect exterior lighting
☐ Check outdoor outlets
☐ Inspect outdoor equipment cords
☐ Think ahead about summer power needs

Check out our blog for more tips!