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Step 1: Check your filter Step 2: Make sure your unit has power Step 3: Call the experts! The team of experts at Barnett Electrical Heating & Air are here to help you get out of the heat and enjoy the comforts of home. If you’re still struggling to get proper cold air flow during […]

It’s not uncommon for your lights to flicker briefly from time to time. People will often notice flickering when there’s a storm in their area that causes a temporary dip in voltage flowing to their home. However, persistent flickering that’s unrelated to the weather is a signal of a deeper issue. So, what’s the cause

Your home’s electrical panel, also called a load center, accepts the main power into the house from the powerline and then distributes it to each area of your home. Older houses often have fuse boxes, and newer homes typically have circuit breakers. Generally, panels only have a 25 to 40-year lifespan. If you live in an older

Electrical panels are an essential component of comfortable, modern homes, and yet, many homeowners aren’t familiar with how their panel works. In this article, we’ll explore the power and purpose of the panel. What Is an Electrical Panel? An electrical panel also called a load center, accepts the main power that comes into a home from

Electrical panels come in two common forms: a circuit breaker and a fuse box. Is one better than the other? Is there a reason to convert your existing panel from fuses to circuits, or vice versa? In this article, we’ll examine the pros and cons of both fuses and circuits. What is an Electrical Panel?

Preparing your home for children takes a lot of work, whether it’s your first child or just a new home for you and your growing family. Sometimes childproofing is about adding safety features, while other times it means removing hazards. Each room in your home poses unique dangers, so childproofing your living room is different

Expectant parents often read everything that they can get their hands on about what to expect with a new baby. They are ready to change diapers, soothe a fussy fella, and give baby’s first bath. However, many new parents delay baby-proofing their homes because their newborn can’t get into anything dangerous yet. Parents are soothed

Childproofing your entire home takes a lot of time, consideration, and sometimes, money. Not everyone wants or needs to childproof every single centimeter of their home, but there are a few precautions that you should take to dramatically improve the safety of your home. Locking some of your kitchen cabinets, installing GFCI outlets in your bathrooms

Having children is a huge responsibility that changes your entire world, including how you can or cannot decorate your house. Baby gates, foam on sharp corners, and locked cabinets are telltale signs that a toddler is living in a home. Kids are inquisitive and love to explore their surroundings. They spend most of their time

Safety is a top priority when it comes to your kids, and some days, it can feel like the whole world is one giant hazard. You see danger everywhere they crawl, and you might even long for the days when they were tiny, new, and immobile. This stage of untamed curiosity will not last, so