Questions to identify your level of preparedness:

1. How are my electronic devices protected from unexpected surges in power? Surge suppressors, power strips, GFCI outlets, GFI breakers…?
2. Do we have an energy plan for a power outage? Heating, AC, food storage, small electric appliances, computers, cell phones etc?
3. Is my home designed with enough amperage for the needs of electricity for my home office or distance learning classroom?
4. With new electronic appliances (printers, copiers, laptops, work stations, lighting, USB receptacles, mobile heating/cooling units) will there be enough electrical load supply for my demand?
5. With the new reality of COVID and public health circumstances, in the event that we experience a quarantine or should there be an executive stay-at-home order, do you have storage for perishables that you might need to stock-up on? Deep freezer, auxiliary refrigerator, generator, energy back-up, and what kinds of electrical needs will I need to support these?
6. Lastly, which ‘quality of living’ amenities will I want to prioritize, if I were to be stuck at home for a longer period of time? Ambient kitchen lighting, landscape lighting (to enjoy wildlife in the backyard), security lighting, a coffee cart for my Keurig in my office or dimmable LED can lighting for my attic classroom.

We understand the unknowns of the near future; we are in the same boat as you. These are questions we’re providing answers to so we don’t get caught stranded. Let’s get together and move the needle forward towards accomplishing some of your home project goals. Give us a call.