AMP Champ

05/23/2026

Sometimes being an electrician requires fitting into tight spaces. This is Kevin, one of our Amp Champs, working in a crawlspace to refeed a circuit so the receptacles will work again.

05/10/2026

05/08/2026

We surely can say that there has been a significant uptake in EV charger installs, not surprising with the current pricing at the fuel pump. There are a lot of things to consider when installing a home EV charger. Call on our Amp Champ professionals to make the right installation for your situation.

05/06/2026

Do you have a plan if the lights go out? 💡

📢 Emergency Preparedness Week (May 3-9) is a reminder to plan ahead for emergencies of all kinds. Throughout the week, ESA will be sharing tips to help you prepare and stay safe.

🌩️ Severe weather can damage powerlines and electrical equipment, leading to power outages and extended periods without power.

🔎 After a storm, check for visible damage to electrical equipment, ⚠️ but do not touch. If damage is present, repairs may be needed before power can be safely restored.

👉 Find more safety advice: ESAsafe.com/stormsafety

05/06/2026

Some photos of us working with a tile contractor on radiant floor heating. The contractor cements in the ditra or membrane (knobby underlayment in the pic), then we route the electric in-floor heating cable. Next step is testing to ensure it is working. This is the rough-in portion, after which we have to call for a rough-in electrical inspection. When completed, the tile contractor does his/her magic. Once the tile floor is done, we return to connect the wires to the thermostat, test the system, and call for final inspection.
Need some radiant floor heating work done? Give us a call.

05/03/2026

We're not the only ones who think outdoor lighting is a great idea. Call us for help getting started.

Exterior upgrades are just as important as interior ones when it comes to selling your home. We spoke with a few experts about the outdoor improvements they recommend for resale value.

04/20/2026

🌧️Heavy rain can lead to flooding. Remember: water + electricity do not mix! ⚡️Electricity can move through water or wet flooring and cause a severe electrical shock. Know what to do with these flood safety tips 👉 bit.ly/2XrCxg0

04/17/2026

With the snow finally melted and the ground visible, it's the perfect time to inspect your yard for any exposed wires. Low-voltage wiring, often used for garden accent lighting, is typically buried shallow and can easily become damaged by lawnmowers or trimmers. Checking now, before the grass starts growing, can save you from unnecessary repair costs down the road.

If you spot low-voltage lighting wires poking through the ground, you can carefully add more soil to cover them or lower the cable by removing some dirt and re-burying it deeper. However, if you notice larger wires exposed, please contact us for assistance. Your safety might be at stake!

For more tips and expert advice, follow Amp Champ!

04/09/2026

If you are planning to have some trenching or excavation done this spring, now is a great time to call for Locates (marking where gas lines, power cords or even phone lines are buried). Since it can always take some time to have the various technicians come through, it is advisable to get this done early so as not to hold up your project.

04/03/2026

If you are celebrating Easter, we hope you have a wonderful celebration. Happy Passover to those celebrating. And happy long weekend to everyone!