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How to Keep Your Home Safe During the Holidays

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At HomeOps, we strive to offer practical solutions for our Suffolk County customers to keep you and your loved ones comfortable, healthy, and safe throughout the year. Here are a few tips to keep in mind before you pour your next glass of eggnog.

How Much Power Can Your Electrical Panel Handle?

Resetting tripped breaker in residential electricity power panel. Male electrician turning off power for electrical outlet at circuit breaker box.

If you’re a homeowner, understanding your electrical panel’s power capacity is crucial for maintaining a safe and efficient home. Whether you’re planning a renovation or just want to ensure your home’s electrical system is up to date, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know about your electrical panel. Understanding Your Electrical […]

5 Reasons to Upgrade Your Electrical Panel

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Your New York home may need more power as you replace fossil fuel-burning heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment and kitchen appliances with electric ones.

Electrical Safety Tips

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Our team at HomeOps wants to help keep you and your family safe when it comes to basic electrical safety issues in and around your New York home.

HomeOps: Your Expert Guide to Whole-Home Surge Protection

This image shows a whole-home surge protector installed adjacent to an electrical panel. The device, labeled with technical specifications, has indicator lights to display its operational status. The surge protector is connected to the panel with visible wires, which are neatly arranged, suggesting a professional installation.

Losing power in your Huntington home is bad enough, but voltage spikes that may occur after the utility company restores electricity can be catastrophic. Excessive voltage can damage your electrical system, devices, and appliances. 

Electricity—How to Stay Safe

Electricity—How to Stay Safe. Baby in green shirt reaching to a pull a plugged in electrical cord in outlet.

Because electricity is such a normal part of everyday life, it’s easy to forget how deadly it can be. In the United States, high-voltage electrical injuries cause 1,500 burn unit admissions and 400 deaths, according to the National Center for Biotechnology Information. Children are a high-risk group, accounting for about one in five shock injuries. With […]