Appliance Wiring in Southern Maryland & Northern Virginia

Don’t Short Circuit Your Home After a New Appliance Purchase—Appliance Wiring and Dedicated Circuit Installation by John Goudie Electric

That new refrigerator really ties your kitchen together, but do you have the proper appliance wiring to keep it from blowing the circuit? If you’ve ever blown a fuse after plugging in too many appliances on the same circuit, you understand how important it is to get dedicated circuitry for each one. Each time you buy a new large appliance like a microwave, stove, or washer/dryer, you should call an electrician.

Are you thinking of buying a new appliance but aren’t sure about the circuitry in your home? John Goudie Electric will come anywhere in the Southern Maryland and Northern Virginia region to inspect your home and give you the peace of mind you need.

Ready for appliance wiring or a dedicated circuit installation? Give the experts at John Goudie Electric a call at (301) 945-7688 or fill out our contact form today for a quote on installation services, and be sure to check out what our customers are saying about us.

Dangers of Plugging an Appliance into an Overloaded Circuit

These days, most homes in the Southern Maryland and Northern Virginia areas have been built ready to accommodate large appliances. If you live in an older home, or have purchased new appliances that don’t already have a dedicated circuit, you need to install a new one.

Overloading your circuit won’t just be an inconvenience to you—it’s also dangerous. When an appliance tries to pull more electricity out of a circuit than it can handle, it can cause power failure, electric shocks, and even electrical fires. Installing dedicated circuits for your appliances reduces the chances of electrical fires in the home and helps prevent power failures.

Does your home need entirely new wiring? Installing new wiring in your home can reduce the chance of an electrical fire, electric shock, and power failures.