Don’t let holiday lighting struggles take the joy out of your decorating. Here are some troubleshooting tips to help.

Oklahomans are no strangers to power outages. Having a generator option can ensure that you’re not left in the dark, but which option is right for you? It’s important to know the differences between standby generators and portable generators.

As the weather starts to cool it’s time to put these energy savings tips to work for you.

It’s surprising how often electrical problems can occur and how small issues can develop into larger complications quickly. You can avoid most small electrical problems with regular maintenance to your system. It will also help you detect problems early on so they won’t snowball into larger ones. Be on the lookout for these common electrical issues that can arise in your residential or commercial building.

Electricity and the electrical industry are areas that generate a lot of questions from homeowners. We compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions to help you better understand the electricity in your house and how to stay safe.

Removing a stuck bulb from recessed lighting can be frustrating and tricky, but we’ve got a few tips to help you out.

In this experiement we’ll take pennies and a few household items and turn them into a battery that can power an LED!

Did you know that play dough conducts electricity?! Let’s use play dough to light up some LEDs in this Summer Science Series experiment.

This Summer Science Series experiment uses static electricity to make a butterfly’s wings flap!

Unless you're sticking with the smaller inflatable kind, you’ll most likely have electrical components involved in your pool set up.

Many families struggle to find a way for everyone to have a comfortable temperature in each room of the house. Not only do different family members prefer a little different temperature, but your home may have features that make regulating the overall temperature difficult. For instance, rooms with vaulted ceilings or large windows may need a different setting on the thermostat than the rest of the house. This is where you may find your central air conditioning system lacking, however a Mini-Split HVAC unit may be the perfect solution for you to customize your climate.

You may already know that Federal Pacific Electric (FPE) panels can be dangerous or you may be hearing it for the first time from your home inspector. Home inspectors are required to identify Federal Pacific Electric (FPE) panels and point out that they are a likely fire hazard and that a licensed electrician is required to further evaluate the panel.