Narducci Electric

We recognize that the typical home won’t always have electrical outlets in the most convenient locations of each room. When you need the ability to plug something in without running extension cords across the room, we’re always here for you.

Benjamin Franklin studied electricity extensively during the 18th century. He even went as far as selling his own personal possessions to have funds for his research. He flew his kite with a key tied to a damp string in June 1752 and concluded, from the sparks jumping to his hand from the key, that lightning was electrical.

It is a good idea to have a dedicated circuit for each large appliance in your kitchen, such as the stove, refrigerator, and dishwasher. Countertop outlets for small kitchen appliances should have two 20-amp branch circuits, and all outlets should be protected with G.F.C.I. breakers.

If it feels like you have to constantly head out to deal with a tripped circuit beaker in your garage, it may be time to call us in for repairs. Among other things, this could be a sign that there’s a potentially serious issue with your wiring.

One of the most important parts about planning an electric system is figuring out the circuit requirements. An electric contractor will carefully weigh the draws of the stove, the refrigerators, or other appliances, and then map the circuits so they don't get overloaded.

In the early 1900s, when buildings began switching from gas to electric lighting, electricians ran electrical wire through the now-unused gas pipes. These pipes provided a convenient conduit that led directly to wall and ceiling light fixtures that were being converted to electric power.

Did you know that the National Electrical Code (NEC) did not exist when many still utilized commercial buildings were built? This is why a comprehensive inspection and assessment of your electric system must be performed before any upgrades or projects are implemented.

With the help of an electric contractor, you can help your business to run much more efficiently. Proper installation of electric components and regular maintenance and servicing can help your business systems to be much more dependable and run much more efficiently.

If you are considering upgrading your commercial building’s current electrical system, you have plenty of options. This might include everything from retrofitting lighting to adding sensors to upgrading wiring and other electrical parts for more efficient operations.

Many people don't realize that all those appliances plugged into an outlet still continue to lose energy, even when they're turned off. To save electricity consider investing in an energy-saving power strip or simply unplug devices when not in use.

Electricians and electrical contractors can actually save homeowners money. The U.S. Fire Administration reports that faulty electrical work results in about $8.5 million in damage every year. A qualified electrician can do the job properly.

Keeping the electrical wiring in your home up to local codes is essential for your safety and can benefit you if you plan to sell your home. Hire an electrical contractor at least once a year to inspect the wiring in your home for any potential safety hazards.

Always follow the manufacturer's recommendation for light bulbs in all your fixtures. If you exceed the wattage, by say installing a 100-watt bulb in a 60-watt fixture, the bulb can get too hot, and the light fixture wasn't designed to operate at that heat.