Tintowire Electric
To turn off the electricity supply to your house, locate the main circuit breaker panel and flip the main breaker switch to the “off” position. This will cut off power to your entire house.
You can conserve energy and reduce your electricity bill by using energy-efficient appliances, turning off lights and electronics when not in use, sealing air leaks in your home, and using a programmable thermostat to regulate heating and cooling.
A faulty electrical outlet may show signs such as sparks, blackening around the outlet, or a burning smell. To fix it, call our team of experts at Tintowire Electric Company, and our technicians will replace any damaged parts and test the outlet to ensure it’s working properly.
Signs that your electrical wiring needs to be replaced include flickering lights, frequent tripping of circuit breakers, or burning smells. If you’re unsure, having a licensed electrician inspect your wiring is best. If you doubt, we are just a call away.
The right size and type of electrical wiring for your home will depend on the load requirements and the distance between electrical panels and outlets. Our team of experienced and licensed electricians can help you determine the appropriate size and type of wiring for your needs.
To ensure the safety of your electrical system during a thunderstorm, unplug any electronic devices, avoid using your phone or computer, and stay away from windows and doors. If you have a backup generator, ensure it’s properly installed and maintained.
You can install a backup generator to ensure an uninterrupted power supply during outages. Get expert help in choosing the right generator for your needs.
Using damaged or frayed electrical cords can result in electrical shocks, fires, or other hazards. It’s essential to replace damaged cords with the help of experts immediately and avoid using them until they’ve been repaired.
Contact your local recycling center or waste disposal facility to safely dispose of old or expired electrical equipment and batteries. Some electronics stores may also offer recycling programs for these items.
Monday : 7 am–6 pm
Tuesday : 7 am–6 pm
Wednesday : 7 am–5 pm
Thursday : 7 am–6 pm
Friday : 7 am–6 pm
Saturday : 7 am–4 pm
Sunday : Closed