A three-pronged plug is a grounding prong, whereas a two-pronged plug does not have the same level of grounding.

Firstly, you will want to make sure there aren't too many things plugged into one circuit. Then you will want to unplug everything and call us to repair the blown fuse.

This protects all the equipment in your home. This comes in handy if you own a lot of electronics or appliances.

A blown fuse is when the electrical current that passes through a fuse exceeds the limit, causing it to burn a hole in the strip of metal.

A blown circuit breaker is when the electrical current that bases through the breaker exceeds the limit, causing it to trip. Breakers are able to be reset by filling the handle.

While they are more expensive, they are also more efficient. LED lights also have a lower annual operating cost.

Yes. Since they are heavier they need a special mounting box. For fans up to 35lbs, saddle boxes are a good choice.

These are fixtures that include a transformer to reduce the voltage. Transformers create heat and finding mounting locations for these can be tough. 

Low-voltage fixtures may have a higher installation cost, causing a downside to the product.

Grounding is giving an electrical current a safe way to the service panel to eliminate the danger of a short circuit.

A GFCI is an outlet with a 'test' and 'reset' button in the middle. This will automatically shut off a circuit when it detects it is not following properly. This also reduces the risk of electrical shocks.

This could mean your receptacle is damaged. Immediately turn off your power and call out electrical experts today.