More than 25,000 chimney fires occur annually in the United States, leaving behind more than $125 million in damage.  Before you enjoy the first fire of the winter

When temperatures drop, space heaters and other warming devices come out in our homes. Don’t let an electrical accident happen to you. Here are some

It’s the ‘‘most wonderful time of the year” to visit one of the many holiday light displays in Maryland.  There are so many to choose from,

The time has come once again for holiday lights and decorations to come out of storage and make our homes beautiful and festive.  As the excitement

Electric buses are popping up on urban streets and in school districts across America. This trend is expected to continue into the future as our

Watch the video below to see live answers to common questions about residential electricity.

When things get a bit weird in your house.  Lights start flickering. You hear a buzzing sound.  An outlet has a strange odor.  Something snaps, crackles or pops.

Did you know the cost of lighting up your home makes up over a quarter of your total electric bills? This is a key reason you should invest

If you are tired of manually peddling your bicycle to get around town, never fear: the eBike is here! The electrically-powered two-wheeler is quickly gaining

Congratulations on your new arrival! When it comes to baby-proofing your home, you’ve got a lot to think about, but we’re here to make sure

August is here, and it’s still hot, hot, hot! Your HVAC system is probably running overtime to beat the heat, and that’s not even considering

In our last post, we talked about how to prepare for a power outage. But what should you do when one actually occurs? Here are

Summer is here, and with it arrives thunderstorm season. During periods of heavy rain and winds, power lines are at a much greater risk of

From overuse to summer storms, electrical systems see their fair share of damage. While proper maintenance and safety precautions go a long way in preserving

Modern technological innovations, at least when it comes to our personal lives, are largely based on two things: efficiency and convenience. With this thought in