Showing posts with label commercial electrician. Show all posts
Showing posts with label commercial electrician. Show all posts

Friday, April 24, 2015

Hire an Electrician: Avoid Being an Electrical Injury Statistic

In addition to a professional job that's done right the first time, there is another key reason to call a licensed electrician in Tempe to do your electrical work for you:  avoiding electrical injuries and fire.
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A Commercial Electrician is your Go to Guy for Wiring Improvements | 480-926-1033

Your Tempe Electrician and Electrical Safety

While electricity is a great modern convenience to have, like everything, there is a darker side to electrical power.  One thing that a lot of people don't realize is that electrical injuries happen a lot every year, which is why if you own a business, you want to make sure that you call a commercial electrician for any and all wiring related projects.   According to the Chicago Electrical Trauma Institute, here are some scary statistics regarding electrical injury:
"According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, electrical injury has been responsible for an average of 320 deaths and over 4,000 injuries that involved days away from work per annum in the United States.
Electrical injury is the second leading cause of fatality in construction industry, and it makes up 5 to 6% of all occupational fatalities.
Out of injuries caused by contact with overhead powerlines, 26.4 to 60.3 percent of cases resulted in over 31 days away from work (versus 18 to 20% for all other occupational injury and illness).
78% of a sample of electrical trauma survivors were found to have one or two psychiatric diagnoses, such as PTSD, depression, anxiety, cognitive disorder NOS, or mental disorder NOS. (JINS 2006 12:17)
Electrical injury mortality rate is 3-15%, resulting in 3-5 deaths/million inhabitants of Europe. The survivors' long-term consequences are more frequent, with 25-70% of accidents resulting in amputations and neurological squelae in young adults. (Lancet 2004 363:2136)
Electrical injuries' cost to employers has been approximated as $15.75 million per case in direct and indirect costs. (Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA) Read source article at:
http://www.cetri.org/statistics.html
In addition to the risk of injury, there is a related risk as well, the risk of potential lawsuits.  Let's say you try to do a wiring project and one of your employees gets injured.  You could find your business embroiled in a lawsuit.  However there is another danger that a commercial electrician contractor can protect you and your business from.

Electrician Contractors:  Hire the Experts

In addition to electrical injury, there is the real risk of property damage as well.  Improper wiring accounts for a large percentage of insurance claims related to fire damage. If you attempt to do the wiring yourself and it is proven that what you did was the cause of the fire, then you could find your business paying a higher insurance premium or even worse, being dropped.
Electrical wiring must always be done by an expert.  That's why an electrician contractor in Tempe has to be licensed by the state of Arizona.
Dodge Electric
781 South Arizona Avenue
Chandler, AZ 85225
(480) 926-1033
http://www.dodgeelectric.com

Friday, January 9, 2015

A Commercial Electrician and Your Business (Continued)

Hiring a commercial electrician instead of a residential one is important where your business is concerned.
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Commercial Electricians:  Avoiding Disaster

If you have a business, you're probably thinking of ways to improve your profit margin.  One way that most businesses accomplish this is by cutting corners.  However, where electrical work is concerned, you never want to cut corners here.  The results can be well nigh catastrophic, particularly if you don't call a licensed commercial electrician.  Let's look at one of our customers for example.
Barbara opened up a new hair salon awhile back.  We'd love to tell you that the problem happened on her opening day, and that we came in to save the day, however, the story is a bit more complicated than that.  Barbara's son in law runs a handyman business, and does know a bit about electrical wiring.  However, what he didn't know almost closed  the salon's doors forever.
It all started simply.  Barbara wanted to put in track lighting.  So she called her son in law.  She figured she'd save some money by keeping it in the family.  Her son in law connected everything correctly.  Well, almost.  What he didn't realize is that the circuit was shared by the business next door to Barbara, which was a dry cleaner.  Barbara threw the switch, and because it overloaded the circuit, it caused the lights to go out in the dry cleaner.    We were able to fix it, and there wasn't too much trouble with the dry cleaner, but Barbara could have been in a lot of hot water. But how do you find a commercial electrician?
Where to Look for Commercial Electricians
Electricians therefore can be a true lifesaver for people looking for instant electrical repair work. Locating the nearest professional electrician can however be cumbersome. There are ways that these can be done, which are;
Internet.
Other than being a fun way to look for electricians, it also gives you the instant access to several listings and resources which gives help with comparisons. You also check out the work experiences of the electricians through the works they have done in the past.
Classifieds and Yellow pages.
Gaining access to the local classifieds is also another great way of searching for electricians. This enables you to acquire details related to the contact information and specific rankings. The listings come in handy in narrowing down to referrals around your neighborhood.
A quick tip: just because the commercial electrician next door has not been listed on the yellow pages or the internet doesn’t eliminate him from being considered.

Dodge Electric
781 South Arizona Avenue
Chandler, AZ 85225
(480) 926-1033
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Friday, January 2, 2015

A Commercial Electrician and Your Business

commercial electrician can help a business from facing a disastrous wiring problem.  Why do their services matter so much?  Well, the stakes are a lot higher...
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Call a Commercial Electrician in for Your Business | (480) 926-1033

Hire a Commercial Electrician Ahwatukee

If you are a business owner, facing electrical problems is a common thing, but it requires  immediate attention.  Think about it if you will.  Let's say one of your customers encounters an electrical injury.  They could easily sue your business.  And you could find yourself and your employees out of work.  The same holds true for negative reviews because of a wiring problem.
The need therefore to find a commercial electrician is on the rise nowadays than anything else. Courtesy and versatility are the important things that a good commercial electrician ought to have. Being available round the clock guarantees that their services can be very helpful during an emergency. The services of a commercial electrician are always needed when:
· The circuit breakers trip frequently or when fuses get blown a few times. This generally means that the circuits are passing more current than they are supposed to provide or that there might be a fault in one of the circuit breakers.
· Lights flicker and wane. Instead of thinking and wondering whether your home is being haunted, just call in an electrician to determine what might be the cause of the problem. You should however understand how different electrical items can affect each other. In most cases, appliances that consume a lot of current should have different and separate wiring on the dedicated circuits.
· Your outlets. Switches and the other electric system surfaces get warm to touch, when it shows blackening around them, or shocks mildly. The possible causes for this are that either there is too much demand on the circuit or that you need to replace your old- time aluminium wiring.

More Reasons to Get a Commercial Electrical Contractor

· You do not have outlets protected by Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters. Every house or business needs to be code-compliant for it to be safe; otherwise it is dangerous to move in wet places such as kitchens, bathrooms, garage, basement and utility rooms.
· The main service panel has rust or moisture. Signs of deterioration are a threat to the wiring connection and are indicative of a problematic electrical system.
These are just a  few situations that require attention from an electrician. It gets even more complicated when electric faults and issues are present in commercial buildings or industries. It is therefore very important for malls, corporate buildings and industries to utilize the services of a commercial electrician. It is advisable however that experienced, insured, and licensed companies be given a priority in handling such setups.
Dodge Electric
781 South Arizona Avenue
Chandler, AZ 85225
(480) 926-1033
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Friday, December 12, 2014

Choosing the Right Commercial Electrician Contractor (Contd)

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Need a Commerical Electrician in Phoenix? Call Us (480) 926-1033
Here is some more information on how to choose a commercial electrician.

Ask Around to Find a Commercial Electrician

Asking around is one of the best ways to find a commercial electrician. If you're a business owner, you probably network with other business owners.  Sooner or later one of them probably had to call a contractor in to fix something at their business.  There are two types of recommendations where electricians are concerned:  ones to avoid, and ones to go with.
If you're talking to a fellow business owner and they tell you to avoid calling someone in, they probably have a very good reason.  For example, if the commercial electrician that they called in not only messed up the project they caused real damage, not only is that contractor one you should stay away from, they are likely going to have complaints filed with the state.  Good places to also check up on a commercial electrician is to call the Arizona Registrar of Contractors, or the overseeing body in your state. Most states have some sort of board that oversees electricians and other contractors, and often have places where people can file complaints.  Another place to find information of this sort on a commercial electrician is your local Better Business Bureau. However, it isn't just negative press you want to look over when you're looking to hire an electrician, look for positive reviews as well.

Reviews and Local Electricians

Review sites can give you a lot of really good information about a commercial electrician.  Site such as Yelp, Dexknows, Yellow Pages, and Google Plus are great places to look for reviews as well.  Look at reviews with an open mind though.  Universally glowing reviews aren't entirely trustworthy.  After all, it is very easy to review a site, all one needs is an email account, and there are services out there that businesses can hire to give them good PR and great reviews.  Ultimately, however, trust your gut feelings.  If something about an electrician doesn't ring true, then by no means should you hire them.  Another thing you have to consider is that you want to hire an electrician that can do commercial work, or you may be adding to  your expense.
Sometimes, electrical wiring has different capacities in commercial projects than it does in residential ones.  You want someone who knows the ins and outs of commercial wiring, and that someone is a commercial electrician in Phoenix.

Dodge Electric

781 South Arizona Avenue
Chandler, AZ 85225
(480) 926-1033
Your Commercial Electrician in Ahwatukee

Friday, December 5, 2014

Choosing the Right Commercial Electrician Contractor

One contact that a property manager must have the number of a commercial electrician contractor.  
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Commercial Electricians and Property Management

Property managers know the importance of hiring qualified professionals such as commercial electricians when it comes to public places. A skilled and experienced contractor will ensure a successful business or project and longevity too. Fatalities and accidents usually occur when there is a combination of electricity and inexperience. 
By doing some research, a majority of serious contractor issues are eliminated. Choosing a qualified electrician will help save on money, headaches and time. Some of the tips for choosing the right commercial electrician include a few must have items.

The "Must Haves" of a Commercial Electrician Contractor

Check the electrician contractor’s license. It is advisable not to hire the services of an unlicensed electrician contractor in whichever capacity. Sometimes the deal is usually appealing, but might eventually turn out to be costly. Such contractors do not sit for any exams and are not bonded hence you are not sure whether they have the knowledge to perform the task you require them to. Additionally, an electrician who has violated codes in the past can have their license officially cancelled. Electricians who have been involved in accidents resulting to damages may have their licenses lapsed or spiked. The above qualifications prove an electricians ability to guarantee your asset in times of worker carelessness or improper workmanship as well as the ability to perform within the guidelines of the law.
Insurance coverage. Qualified electricians must have satisfying public insurance. This helps to cover for any unforeseen mishaps that might take place when the job is ongoing. Choosing to hire an unlicensed electrician means that you are prone to risks especially when it involves a huge electricity installation. Your commercial electrical contractor should adhere to the legal and building regulations.
Ask for the electrician’s portfolio or brochure. Some commercial electricians have a well written brochure or portfolio available for their clients. One can go through them in order to look out for execution to own and similar projects. This will enable you to know the ability of the contractor to perform tasks. Unlimited projects could only mean that the commercial electrician has minimal finished jobs to be proud of or has no experience. On the other hand, a portfolio that appears too good could mean that they did not accomplish the projects on their own or is a highlight of their work.  So as you see, there is a lot to hiring a commercial electrician contractor.
Dodge Electric
781 South Arizona Avenue
Chandler, AZ 85225
(480) 926-1033
Your Commercial Electrician in Ahwatukee