B&R Electric

06/01/2026

Fun fact! The study of electricity dates as far back as ancient Greece around 600 BCE. Philosopher, Thales of Miletus experimented with static electricity by rubbing amber against materials. The English word electricity comes from elektron, the Greek word for amber.

05/29/2026

You don't always choose the electrician life. Sometimes the electrician life chooses you 🤣

05/27/2026

05/22/2026

What kind of car does an electrician drive?...A Volts-wagon 😂

05/20/2026

Did you know? Electricity first came to Vermont in the 1880's, with the construction of systems in Rutland, Burlington and Montpelier. Electric service was only available close to the generation source of the power because early technology limitations.

05/18/2026

Hot weather can increase the risk of power surges, particularly during storms. Surge protectors are great for diverting excess voltage to a ground wire, sparing your TV, air conditioner, or other electronics!

05/15/2026

Did you know? Households in Scotland face some of the highest electricity bills in Europe. Despite exporting energy, Scottish consumers have higher fixed daily costs than in places like London.

05/13/2026

Do you have lights that flicker? A receptacle that is warm or humming? Don't try to fix this yourself, give us a call to investigate!

05/12/2026

Fun fact! British electrical systems are known for strict safety standards, including the 3-pin fused plug (Type G), which is considered safer than US alternatives that are typically two- or three-prong (Type A or B) and not individually fused.