The current economic downturn has inspired more homeowners to tackle do-it-yourself projects than ever before, choosing not to pay for the services of a qualified professional. Electrical work can be risky, and the majority of homeowners recognize that some electrical installations are riskier than others.
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Wires were the first item ignited in 32% of electrical fires. All wires can wear out and become brittle. Some warning signs of wiring issues can be anything from a burning smell coming from appliances to a discolored wall outlet.
Does your home have Tamper Resistant Receptacles (TRRs)? This new outlet mandated by the Canadian Electrical Code is in response to concerns about children striking everything, and putting keys and their fingers into outlets.
They say where there’s smoke, there’s fire, but when it comes to electrical fires, you don’t always see the smoke. Faulty wiring is the number one cause. Does your home have aluminum wiring? Did the previous homeowner hire a qualified licensed electrician?
According to Statistics Canada, Montreal has the highest number of fires per year in all of Quebec and residential fires make up 74.6% of these fires. 22% of all residential fires were attributed to electrical malfunctions.
