Federal Pacific Electrical Panels
Federal Pacific Electric panels, common in homes built from the 1950s to 1980s, have a long record of breaker failures that can leave circuits energized under dangerous conditions. From safety concerns to insurance challenges, here’s why these panels are flagged by inspectors and why replacement is the responsible solution.
What to Expect During a Home Rewire
Rewiring a home may sound overwhelming, but the process is more straightforward than most homeowners realize. From identifying outdated wiring to completing the work room by room, a structured approach keeps your home safe, functional, and free of surprises along the way.
Is ‘Licensed, Bonded, and Insured’ Enough When Hiring an Electrician?
That familiar phrase sounds reassuring, but in electrical work, it doesn’t always guarantee what most homeowners think it does. Here’s what to look for when hiring.
The Evolution of Home Electrical Systems
Explore the history of U.S. home wiring systems—from open wire and knob-and-tube to modern nonmetallic cable—and the issues that drove each change.