Did you jump in the shower this morning to find that the expected warm water was an ice-cold jet? Have you tried to wash the dishes and found that your tap water is cold when it should be hot? If your hot water systems aren’t working, it could be a good idea to call an engineer, but before you do that, it is worth considering whether there is anything that you could do to rectify the fault. Read More»
Your residential electrical system includes incoming power lines and a variety of interconnected components that provide power throughout the home. Usually, one or more of these components are to blame when there is a problem with your home’s electrical system. Check out some of the most common reasons you may face electrical system problems in your home. Overloaded Circuits Each of the electrical outlets in your home is connected to an electrical circuit that helps prevent an overload within the system. Read More»
Electrical issues can come up without any warning. Various electrical components become hot when the electrical system fails. If you notice the sudden increase in heat early enough, you can fix the issue before the whole system fails. One electrical testing method that can identify abnormally hot or cold spots is thermal image testing. Infrared thermography inspections are carried out using an infrared camera. That way, the professionals can detect hot spots that represent loose or overloaded circuits. Read More»
An over-the-air (OTA) antenna allows users to receive broadcast television and prime time sports for free. However, the signal strength and reception of the various television channels rely on the installation of the antenna. Incorrect installation can lead to low signal strength, which affects picture quality. Therefore, it is crucial to understand the factors that can affect signal reception prior to the installation process. Below are the leading factors you should be wary of. Read More»
Electricity is perhaps the most important utility there is, as it powers most of the devices Australians use on a daily basis. From your TV to your toaster, it is important that your electrical connection is secure so that you can freely use whatever appliance you want, for as long as you want. With that in mind, the power installation choice you make, either above or below ground, is vital. Here is a quick rundown of the pros and cons of both options, along with a simple rule of thumb that should make this choice easier for all new home and business owners looking to decide. Read More»