It usually happens at the worst possible time. You are cooking dinner, the dishwasher is running, someone turns on the microwave, and suddenly half the kitchen goes dark.

Every homeowner in Massachusetts knows basements get damp.

Most homeowners in Wilmington, Reading, or Billerica don’t think twice about adding another power strip, plugging in another device, or running a space heater during the winter

Between storms, utility grid fluctuations, and the growing number of sensitive electronics in our homes, power surges are no longer rare.

If you’re buying a home in Wilmington, Reading, Billerica, or any of the surrounding Massachusetts towns, you’ve probably been told to “always get a home inspection.”

Most homeowners in Wilmington, Reading, and Billerica assume their electrical systems are grounded because the outlets “look updated.”

If your lights flicker every now and then, it’s easy to shrug it off.

Electric vehicles aren’t the future anymore, they’re here now.

If you live in an older home in Wilmington, Reading, or Billerica, you’ve probably dealt with this before.

Knob and tube wiring, often called K&T, was cutting-edge in the early 1900s

Wiring ain't what it used to be. And neither are your power demands.

Modern homes. Smarter power. No waiting in line at public charging stations.