Riverbend Electric

Think of Certified Electricians as the doctors of your electrical system - they diagnose problems, provide solutions, and keep everything running smoothly so you can have peace of mind knowing your property is safe and up to code. #certifiedelectrician #florida #safetyfirst

We find a lot of relics out here in the wild that are still working. ?????? Residential electrical never stops handing out surprises.?#residentialconstruction?#ancientarchitecture?#oldflorida?#electrician?#relic?#bluecollarlife?#electricalcontractor

Smoke detectors are your home’s silent protectors! Here’s the lowdown: 1. They sense smoke to alert you of a fire. 2. Install one on every level & inside bedrooms. 3. Test them monthly & change batteries yearly. 4. Replace them every 10 years for best safety. Stay safe, stay informed! #smokedetection #homesafetytips #firesafety

We never know what we are going to find behind sheetrock. Saving a little money by using a handyman or DIYing your own electrical can be tempting to save a few dollars, but is it worth it? #electrical #electricalsafety #saynotoDIY

GFCI outlets are required per NEC code in areas where there is a higher risk of electrical hazards due to moisture, such as bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms, outdoor outlets, and garages. GFCI outlets continuously monitor the flow of electricity in the circuit. If they detect a difference in current between the hot and neutral wires, indicating a ground fault, they trip and cut off power within milliseconds. If GFCI outlets are not already installed in your home, they should be added to enhance safety for you and your family.?#homeownership?#gfci?#outlets?#residentialelectricity?#homesafety

Take a peek behind the scenes. #electrical #kitchenupgrades

Federal Pacific (FPE) Panels: What They Are: FPE was a manufacturer of electrical panels commonly installed in homes from the 1950s to the 1980s. Safety Concerns: FPE panels have been associated with safety issues, including a higher risk of circuit breakers failing to trip when overloaded, which can lead to electrical fires. Recommendation: It's generally recommended to have FPE panels replaced due to safety concerns. #electricalsafety?#electrician?#homeownership?#trades #homeownersinsurance