T&T Electrical Services
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T&T Electrical Services
Our Story
Tyler and I have been in a relationship for 15 years, during which I’ve been with him throughout his career journey, starting from his apprenticeship to studying for his contractor exam, gaining both commercial and residential experience. Tyler’s passion and expertise in his field extended beyond his work hours as he started taking up small jobs and repairs for family and friends, which soon grew through word of mouth. While working full time and raising our son, we wanted more flexibility in our schedule to help others, and I proposed the idea of starting up a business. I took on the office responsibilities, scheduling calls and assisting Tyler on smaller jobs.
As the business grew, we required an additional electrician and that’s when Jaret came into the picture. Jaret and Tyler had worked together earlier, and we were impressed with his level-headedness, personable nature, and innovative mindset. We immediately knew he would make a great addition to the team and brought him on as a third owner. The three of us share the same values of hard work and family-oriented beliefs, and we bring our unique skills to the table, creating a strong team. To give you a brief idea of who we are, Tyler is hardworking, dedicated, and driven with 15 years of experience and enthusiasm; Jaret is level-headed, personable, and innovative, while I am the President of T&T, with a positive attitude and a focus on customer satisfaction.
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How We Work
At T&T Electrical Services, we pride ourselves on providing our customers with exceptional service and top-quality electrical solutions.
Consultation
First, we’ll schedule a consultation to discuss your needs and determine the best course of action. Our expert team will listen to your concerns, answer any questions you have, and provide you with an estimate for the work to be done.
Implementation
Next, we’ll put our plan into action, using state-of-the-art equipment and the latest industry techniques to complete your project efficiently and effectively. Our team will keep you informed every step of the way.
Follow-Up
Finally, we’ll follow up with you after the job is done to ensure that everything is working properly and that you’re happy with our work. Our goal is to exceed your expectations and earn your trust as your go-to electrical service provider.
Consultation
First, we’ll schedule a consultation to discuss your needs and determine the best course of action. Our expert team will listen to your concerns, answer any questions you have, and provide you with an estimate for the work to be done.
Implementation
Next, we’ll put our plan into action, using state-of-the-art equipment and the latest industry techniques to complete your project efficiently and effectively. Our team will keep you informed every step of the way.
Follow-Up
Finally, we’ll follow up with you after the job is done to ensure that everything is working properly and that you’re happy with our work. Our goal is to exceed your expectations and earn your trust as your go-to electrical service provider.
A GFCI outlet protects you from electrical shock when moisture is present. These are installed in wet locations such as garages, basements, and within six feet of sinks, kitchens, or bathrooms. A GFCI outlet can be identified by the two buttons on the face; one reads “test” and the other reads “reset.” The “test” button causes the outlet to turn off and the “reset” button will turn the power back on. If the outlet does not reset after pressing the “reset” button then there may be a problem and you will need to contact an electrician.
If there is an outlet in question the first thing you need to do is to test it. To do this find a small lamp and plug it into the outlet. Flip on all wall switches in that room. If the lamp turns on when the switch is flipped this is because some outlets are controlled by a wall switch. If a switch doesn’t control the outlet then check to see if other outlets or lights are out. Check the electrical panel to see if any circuits are tripped. If they are, simply reset the circuit breaker. If you check all of these and the outlet still does not work be sure to call an electrician to evaluate this issue. There may be a short somewhere.
Lights can flicker because of an outdated electrical system. The electrical panel or wiring will need to be replaced. They can also flicker from a loose wire, insufficient power supply, or another appliance on the a circuit drawing too much power. It is best to have the problem evaluated by an electrician.
If circuits are being reset only to have the breaker trip again there could be a more serious problem. This could be caused by a power hungry appliance; space heater during the winter or an air conditioning unity during the summer. Sometimes the circuit needs to be increased. If a 15-amp circuit keeps tripping then it may need to be changed to a 20-amp. This should only be done by a licensed electrician.
Conventional circuit breakers only respond to overloads and short circuits. They don’t protect against arcing conditions. AFCI stands for Arc-Fault Circuit Interrupter. They are designed to protect against fires caused by arcing faults in electrical wiring. AFCIs are required in the United States for residential bedrooms.
If you notice your light switch is hot this could be a sign of a serious issue that could potentially lead to electrical fire. This could be caused from the switch being overloaded, the switch failing, or faulty wiring. Whatever it may be, you should have a licensed electrician look at the problem as soon as possible.
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If you’re ready to get started on your next electrical project, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us. Our team is dedicated to providing you with the best possible service, from the initial consultation to the final follow-up. Fill out our contact form now and one of our service representatives will reach out to get your project started.