Elevate Your Inspection Report: 10 Electrical Protocols Beyond ASHI SoP

When a home inspector walks into a property, they’re not just checking boxes; they’re building a story of the home’s electrical health. While the American Society of Home Inspectors, ASHI Standards of Practice, provide a solid foundation, some inspectors choose to go

NEVER Bond the Ground and Neutral in a Subpanel: A Visual Guide

Correctly Wired Subpanel

Electricians know they should separate grounds and neutrals in a subpanel. Some local code officials, not so much. But why is it so important? This quick guide uses visuals to illustrate the dangers of improper bonding. Understanding the Basics A subpanel is

Top 5 Reasons Why You Need Whole House Surge Protection

Storm at night

Power surges can happen when lightning strikes, either directly or nearby, when the power supplied by the utility company surges and fluctuates, and even when large motors like your A/C equipment start-up. According to a study by Mississippi State University, Madison County,

What is an AFCI – Arc-Fault Circuit Interrupter, and why should I care?

First introduced in the 1999 edition of the National Electric Code, AFCIs were required for bedroom receptacle outlets, and in every code cycle since their introduction, the protection requirements have expanded. Today, AFCI breakers are required in almost all locations in the

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