I recently had the opportunity to interview an employee from a competitor’s electrical company who was applying for a position with our company. During our conversation, he shared that employees at his current company are not paid hourly wages or salary; instead, they work on commission. He explained that his daily goal is to boost...Read More

We all know that aluminum wiring in homes can lead to fires. Allow me to share a recent experience: I got a call from a Realtor who said her buyers were excited about this 1973 home, but the home inspector discovered aluminum wiring in the electrical box. The homeowner reassured them, saying, “It’s okay, Uncle...Read More

Aluminum wiring was predominantly used in residential wiring between 1968 and 1975, particularly in homes with unfinished basements where the main floor was wired with aluminum. As the homes were sold, owners eventually began developing the basements, transitioning to the use of copper wiring. When you open an electric panel from the 70s today, you...Read More