Welcome to the Electricity Safety Course, brought to by your friends here at G & S Heating, Cooling, & Electric. In today’s course you’ll learn:
- Basic electrical safety tips
- How to protect your home against electrical emergencies
You want to be sure that all of the electrical components in your home are safe, and there are plenty of things that you can do around your home to ensure the safety of your appliances, your home, and most importantly, you and your family. If you wish to learn more, you’ve come to the right spot. Below, we have provided our comprehensive guide to electrical safety in the hopes that our valued customers will benefit from our favorite tips and tricks.
Sure, you may only use your attic for storage. And, what’s the point of keeping it comfortable if you only go up there twice a year: to pull out your holiday decorations and to swap your winter clothes for summer clothes. Okay, yes, many of you might use your attic more than that, however, the same principle applies: what is the point in spending money on an area that you almost never find yourself in? Well, we are here to tell you that your attic, although you might not use it for much, greatly impacts the rest of your home in terms of climate control and comfort.
Like any system in your home, your electrical system requires attention to ensure that it is both safe and effective. When components of your electrical system become worn out or obsolete, it is important to make the necessary upgrades in order to keep you, your family, and your home safe.
If you’ve found yourself in the market for a new heater this winter, consider a heat pump! A heat pump works as a singular alternative to the traditional heater and air conditioner combination, allowing for year-round comfort with just one system. Homeowners across the country are making the switch, recognizing the heat pump for its many benefits.
Can’t decide between repairing or replacing your furnace? Well, you’ve come to the right place! Temperatures will not be climbing anytime soon, so you’ll want a furnace that can keep you warm and cozy all season long. A faulty furnace can be a big issue, especially when it comes to your comfort and your budget, so you’ll want to make the decision that won’t jeopardize either.
We know how important it is for you to protect your home and property from damage. Today, we depend so much on our electrical devices and appliances to get through the day. We can’t imagine not having access to our washers, dryers, microwaves, computers, or our overhead lights. So, what were to happen if all these appliances stopped working at once?
Well, I invested in a good furnace, I had professionals install it, and I schedule annual tune-ups. Now I just kick back, relax, and enjoy a reliable, effective heating performance, right? 
If you think that we are here to just sell you upgrades to your home that you don’t really need, think again. Our top priority is your comfort and your success in achieving that comfort in an efficient, affordable manner. That is why we won’t tell you for certain that you need to be using an attic fan in your home. There are too many variables to consider for giving such a concrete answer without more information.
We do not expect our clients to have a great understanding of how their 
