Electrical Wiring Upgrades

If your outlet is buzzing, there is most likely a loose connection. Loose connections happen over time as your electrical system gets older. If you're experiencing a buzzing outlet call Milton Electric (410) 220-4824 today in Baltimore for a replacement.

Yes, a buzzing plug socket can be a safety hazard and could potentially lead to a fire. It's important to practice electrical home safety to keep you and your family safe. 

In order to reset your GFCI outlet first unplug all appliance as a safety precaution. Then look for the red reset button found at the top part of the outlet. Once you have found that, push the red reset button back in. You GFCI outlet would then be reset. Fill out the form below to schedule an appointment with Milton Electric for any GFCI outlet concerns.

Copper wiring is commonly used in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings for general electrical purposes, such as wiring systems, lighting fixtures, and electrical appliances. Due to their high conductivity, durability, and reliability, copper wires are preferred over other materials like aluminum for electrical wiring and components.

Lights can flicker for several reasons, such as loose bulbs or plugs, the wrong type of bulb, or incompatible dimmer switches. However, if these issues have been ruled out and the flickering continues, it could indicate a more severe problem, such as an overloaded circuit, voltage fluctuation, or old or loose wires, which a professional electrician should address to avoid potential dangers.

When a breaker trips, it often pushes out a red or orange tab. Circuit breakers are often in a basement or garage. If you open your circuit breaker panel and see an orange or red tab you can push your tripped breaker back into place. However, if you find yourself frequently having tripped breakers you may have a short circuit or other electrical wiring problems. Contact an electrician today if you are concerned about your tripped breaker. 

Open ground means there is no ground wire connected to your electrical wiring. Open ground is a common occurrence if you have large devices or appliances in your home. Grounding wires function as safety wires. You connect them to the ground to provide protection. If your ground wires are not safely secured, they pose a safety risk to people and to equipment. If you have any questions regarding open ground, reach out to Milton Electric today. 

Lights flicker for a variety of different reasons. It is common for lights to flicker if there is a loose bulb, electrical issues, a loose outlet, or a loose plug. Flickering lights can also happen during inclement weather when high winds are present. Strong winds and storms move power lines affecting the transmission of electricity throughout your home. If you can’t resolve your flicking lights problem, contact an electrician today to resolve your lighting concerns.