Electrician Near Me in Marks Point

We provide electrical services throughout Marks Point and nearby areas, including Belmont, Belmont South, Croudace Bay, and Blacksmiths. 

Our team is here to assist with all your electrical needs. 

If you’re unsure if we cover your area, reach out to confirm.

To save energy and reduce electricity bills, you can adopt several strategies. 

Start by switching to energy-efficient LED bulbs, which consume significantly less power and last longer than incandescent or CFL bulbs. 

Unplug appliances and devices when not in use, as they can draw power even when turned off, a phenomenon known as "phantom load." 

Upgrade to energy-efficient appliances with high energy ratings, and use programmable thermostats to regulate heating and cooling. 

Installing ceiling fans can also reduce the need for air conditioning. For long-term energy savings, consider adding solar panels or upgrading your electrical panel to support energy-efficient solutions. 

Regular maintenance of your electrical system by a professional electrician can ensure it operates at peak efficiency.

Occasional flickering lights can be caused by loose bulb connections, faulty light switches, or minor fluctuations in your home’s voltage. 

However, if flickering persists or affects multiple lights, it could indicate a more serious issue, such as loose or damaged wiring, an overloaded circuit, or problems with the power supply. 

Flickering lights may also occur if your home’s electrical system struggles to handle high-demand appliances, such as air conditioners or refrigerators. 

Persistent flickering can be a sign of unsafe wiring, which may pose a fire hazard. 

It’s best to have an electrician inspect your system to identify and resolve the root cause.

During a power outage, first, determine whether the issue is isolated to your home or affects the wider neighbourhood. 

Check your circuit breaker to ensure the problem isn’t internal. Turn off and unplug appliances to protect them from potential power surges when electricity is restored.

Use flashlights instead of candles to reduce fire hazards, and avoid opening your refrigerator and freezer to preserve food. 

If the outage is widespread, contact your electricity provider for updates. 

If your home is the only one affected, it’s best to call an electrician to assess for potential issues like tripped breakers, wiring faults, or overloaded circuits.