Your Guide to Electrical Safety and Efficiency

Electrical safety is a crucial aspect of any property, whether it's a residential or commercial building. In today's world, electricity is an integral part of our daily lives, and it's essential to use it safely. At Diamond Head Electric in Oahu, HI, we understand the importance of electrical safety and prioritize it in all our services. Call us at (808) 739-0411 to schedule today.

Why Should You Have a Professional Troubleshoot Your Electrical Issues?

Electrical work is complex and dangerous. Attempting to fix electrical issues without the proper knowledge, tools, and equipment can put you and your property at risk. Electrical shocks, fires, and explosions are common risks associated with electrical work, and they can cause significant property damage and even result in injury or death.

A professional electrician will ensure to fix your electrical issues correctly and safely. Our electricians are trained and experienced in electrical work, and we use the latest tools and equipment to provide efficient and effective solutions to all your electrical problems.

Common Electrical Issues

Flickering Lights or Dimming Bulbs

Tripping Circuit Breakers

Commercial Electrical Repairs & Installations

Outlet Issues

Switch Issues

DANGERS OF DIY ELECTRICAL

Electrical Shock

Code Compliance

Fire Hazards

Electrical Hazards

Old Electrical or Loose Connections

Proper Installation of Exterior Components

Be Wary of Water & Outlets

Extension Cords & Power Strips

Electrical Safety Checklist for Homeowners & Commercial Property Owners

Have a licensed electrician inspect your property at least once a year to ensure your electrical system is up to code and functioning correctly.
Ensure all electrical outlets and switches are covered and have no exposed wiring.
Regularly check for frayed wires, damaged cords, and loose connections, and replace them immediately.
Keep all electrical appliances away from water sources, and never use them near water.
Avoid using extension cords as a permanent solution, and only use them temporarily.
Install smoke and carbon monoxide detectors on your property and test them regularly.
In case of a power outage, use a properly grounded generator installed by a licensed electrician.