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Power Outage

If you have lost power to your home call now to speak to our team!

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Electrical power outages is an event where we lose power to parts of the electrical system or the electrical system entirely and power outages can occur for various reasons, including:

Severe Weather & Natural Disasters 

High winds, heavy rain, snow, and ice can damage power lines and equipment, leading to outages. Earthquakes, floods, and other natural disasters can severely damage power distribution networks.

Overload & Equipment Failure

Ageing or malfunctioning equipment, such as transformers or circuit breakers, can fail and cause disruptions. Excessive demand on the electrical grid, especially during peak usage times, can overwhelm systems and result in outages.

Short Circuits & Ground Faults

Occur when electrical current flows through an unintended path, often due to damaged insulation or faulty wiring or when electrical current escapes the intended path and flows to the ground, often due to damaged wiring or equipment.

Tree Branches & Animal Interference

Overgrown trees or branches falling onto power lines can disrupt service, especially during storms. Animals, like birds can interfere with power lines and equipment, causing shorts and outages.

Human Error & Planned Maintenance

Mistakes during maintenance, construction, or other activities can accidentally cut power lines or damage electrical infrastructure. Utility companies may schedule outages for repairs or upgrades to the electrical system, informing customers in advance.

Damaged Insulation & Poor Connections

Aging or damaged insulation can lead to exposed wires, increasing the risk of shorts and electrical shocks. Loose or corroded connections can increase resistance, causing overheating and potential failure.

Faulty Appliances

Malfunctioning appliances can create faults that affect the entire electrical system.

Aging Equipment

Older electrical components may degrade over time, increasing the likelihood of faults.

Understanding these causes can help in preparing for and responding to potential power interruptions. Recognizing these causes can help in preventing electrical faults and ensuring a safer electrical system. Reach out to our team now to have your Power Restored.

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