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Tripped circuit breakers are not only frustrating, but they can also be a cause for concern in your home. If you find yourself repeatedly having to reset your circuit breaker, it’s time to look for the underlying cause. Our experts at Kolb Electric will cover five common causes of a frequently tripping circuit breaker. If…
Do you have an outlet in your home with only two prong holes? This is not just a manufacturing or builder error. Two-hole outlets are a sign of an ungrounded outlet. Here’s a closer look at what these are and what they may mean for your home. What Is an Ungrounded Outlet? Ungrounded outlets are…
The refrigerator may arguably be the most critical appliance in your home. We rely on them all day, every day to preserve foods and keep them fresh. And they aren’t exactly the quietest appliances out there, either, usually emitting a tonal drone when in operation. But occasionally that standard hum may become a rattle, or…
Most electrical issues present themselves with obvious signs. Sparking outlets, flickering lights, or a complete lack of power are all strong indicators for homeowners that something is wrong with their electrical system. However, electrical meters are a different case. The signs of a faulty meter can be subtle, so homeowners need to make sure they…
Washing machine on the fritz and not sure where to turn? Don’t worry, our electricians in Washington, DC have your back! This fast and easy troubleshooting guide will get your washer spinning again, without making your head do the same.
Motion-activated security lights won’t turn off in your Bethesda home? This issue can be quite agitating (and energy-wasting), but you needn’t worry too much. The problem is actually quite common, and the majority of fixes are simple. With the service experts at Kolb Electric on your side, you’ll have your security lights working right in…
Having an overloaded circuit can cause a world of problems. Without immediate attention, it can also become a fire hazard, resulting in extensive and costly repairs. Circuits often get overloaded when too much electricity is forced to run through them. The cause is frequently having too many extension cords plugged into one outlet or too…
