Homeowners and businesses can experience anything from inactive outlets, blown fuses, or flickering lights. In the event you notice irregular signs from your everyday electrical components, look for damaged, odorous, or burnt areas around source. Disable your power and reach out to First Call Jewel.
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Inspection | Installation | Repair
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We generally sell and install GENERAC standby generators. See below for some key factors to a happy experience with a back-up generator.
Installation | Inspections| Repair
No job too small
Unlike some home DIY projects, electrical work requires specialized training, equipment, and attention to detail to prevent serious damage or harm. Handling electrical components at the wrong place and time can even result in death.
Before trying to troubleshoot issues on your own, First Call Jewel to keep you and your family safe.
Offering electrical service for:
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Panel replacements
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Electrical service upgrads
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Full-house rewiring
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EV charger installation
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Hot tub wiring
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Outlet replacements/inspections
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Flickering lights
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Broken switches
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Generator installation and sales
Friendly Staff—Devin came back out and made sure everything was done to my satisfaction, which I thought was extremely professional.
Have more questions? Make your First Call Jewel
Generator FAQ
What are common signs I need electrical inspections?
What kind of electrical upgrades should I consider?
Making the change to LED lighting is a quick and efficient first electrical upgrade. LED lights use up to 90% less energy compared to traditional incandescent bulbs while emitting just as much light. These also last longer, require less replacements, and stay cool under extended use.
What in my home uses the most electricity?
The largest appliances in your home are the most common culprits that use the most electricity. These can include:
- HVAC systems
- Refrigerators
- Electrical ovens/stovetops
- Washer/dryer
How do I know if my appliances or wiring are suffering from a "short circuit"?
Short circuits happen when wiring makes contact with the grounded conductor wire. When this occurs, extreme heat begins to build. This heat causes sparks and faulty connections that can damage or disrupt the function of the electrical component.
