ZAP! A lightning bolt directly struck our office building last week. In a flash, our electrical panel had experienced a power surge!  Luckily, our whole-home (or office, in this case) surge protector was there to block the flow of the

Important guidelines to keep your alarms working & your family safe In an emergency situation, you rely on your hardwired smoke alarms to function properly. Without proper maintenance and timely replacement, your smoke alarms could malfunction when you need them

No one likes sitting on a waiting list—even if it is for the latest electric vehicle (EV). Whether you’re on the waitlist for your Tesla Model 3 or ready to drive home your Volkswagen ID.4, you will need a fast

So you’ve finally decided to purchase an electric vehicle (EV).  Maybe you’re already on a waitlist for a new model or just finalizing your purchase. Now what?  Schedule your at-home charging station installation with NLE. Find the right charger for

It’s time to brighten those dark winter nights with sparkling holiday lights! Before you dig that box of lights out of the garage and grab your ladder, keep these tips in mind to ensure you’re decking the halls safely. Indoor

Did you know that people’s most common electrical problems include circuit breaker issues, electricity surges, and faulty light switches? Many people overlook the early warning signs of electrical problems, especially when it comes to faulty light switches. They don’t realize

Electricity is a powerful and necessary function of modern-day houses. Although we need electricity to survive, it can be dangerous if not handled the correct way. Common electrical risks can go unnoticed if you don’t know what to look for. 

Since 2015, power outages have risen by 60%, which explains why more households are investing in generators.  As there are so many models available, it can feel overwhelming to choose the right one for your home and budget. But if

2021 was a record-breaking year for Pennsylvania as far as reportable power outage events were concerned. To be such an outage event, power for 2,500 customers has to be out for six hours at most. In 2021, Pennsylvania had 63