Becoming a licensed Colorado electrical contractor is not easy, and that’s the way it should be. Electrical systems—whether they are in a home or a large industrial facility—are both vital and potentially dangerous. Electricians need to be trained and skilled to ensure that these systems are installed correctly, functioning properly, and safely maintained; otherwise, serious problems may occur, which could lead to lost productivity or property. There are many companies who advertise electrical contracting services, but you don’t want your safety to be left in the hands of an amateur.

The Certification Process

There are three levels of licensure for electricians in the state of Colorado: residential wireman, journeyman electrician, and master electrician. Each level requires testing and many hours of verified on-the-job experience. In fact, the amount of time electricians must put in to be licensed may surprise you: *

PECI Goes Even Further

You Can Trust PECI

*from the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies

Every electrical installation, whether at home or workplace, is bound to experience common electrical problems every now and then. The majority of these problems have noticeable symptoms and are easily identifiable by non-technical users. Others are complex and require qualified electricians.

All electrical issues should be fixed as soon as possible before they become severe and can cause fires or accidents. While the consumer can see the symptoms, it is advisable to isolate the problem. Accomplish this by either turning off the faulty equipment or circuit and then hiring a qualified electrician. The consumer should never try to repair electrical problems unless qualified to do so.

For most of us in the Boston, MA area, summer cannot get here fast enough. This past winter was, to put it mildly, a doozy. Even so, the snow is melting off and the sun feels warmer with each passing day. Before long summer will truly be upon us, in all its glory. Enticing a notion as this may be, you must also keep in mind the fact that our summer weather can easily bring with it some discomfort of its own. If you’ve been thinking about replacing your old, worn out air conditioning system, then now is the time to do it. Contact FB Electrical Services today to schedule your air conditioning replacement with a qualified professional. 

Choosing to invest one’s hard-earned money in a new air conditioning system may not be the most exciting decision to make. However, you must keep in mind just how much your comfort, and that of your family, is worth to you. Replacing an air conditioner may be just what you need to keep cool during the worst of the summer season, and there are many benefits to be had.

One reason many homeowners consider replacing their air conditioner is if it is costing too much to operate. This is a great way in which to motivate oneself into replacing his or her air conditioning system. While the initial cost of an air conditioning replacement may be considerable, the years or operation ahead, at better efficiency levels, can help to offset the sting of that initial expense. Whether your system is just old and tired, or if it was simply not manufactured to operate at the level of efficiency we expect today, a replacement air conditioner is a wonderful way in which to start anew.

It is also possible that you inherited your air conditioning system with your home, and that it may not suit your usage habits or personal preferences ideally. If you are not able to control your system and to cool your home according to your desires, then you are not much better off than you’d be with an old, inefficient system. There are a lot of air conditioning options out there today, and we’re just the experts you need to help you find the right one yourself.

Regardless of your reasons for considering an air conditioning replacement, one thing is certain; it is best not to wait for your system to break down entirely before replacing it. This can seriously put your comfort in jeopardy, especially with summer on its way. Call FB Electrical Services if you are interested in learning more about your AC replacement options.

With all the bad weather we have been hammered with this winter, our electric power stations have been maxed out trying to keep up with the demand for electricity.  With the cold, another problem has been water pipes freezing at the electric generating stations causing them to have to shut down for repairs.  Long story short, over 55 million people in America this year have dealt with power shortages.  Either being rolling blackouts, or simply no power for days.  I have received multiple inquiries from customers wanting to know if there is an alternative means to keeping the electricity on in their home without using a gas-powered generator.  Their reasons for not being able to use a gas powered generator ranged from “I live in a HOA where generators are not allowed on the outside of our home and I can’t put it on the inside due to noise and fumes,” to “I don’t have any place outside to put the generator that guarantees it won’t be tampered with or stolen.”  Some of my customers that live in condos or town homes only have a balcony which really “limits them on space.”