POWER UNLIMITED Reliable & Professional Electrical Contractor electrician
Serving the Capital District Since 1995
About Us
Reliable Electricians/Technicians
Specializing in residential and commercial electrical services, we are dedicated to providing customer service that is second to none. Whether you need a small wiring fix, panel upgrade, restoration of electrical service, generator installation and repair, security system installation, telecommunication or the installation of state-of-the-art "smart home" automation, we can get the job done right.
Flexible Services
We provide you with a full consultation to explain your available options so that you can choose the scope of work that’s right for your home or business - and your budget.
Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed
We strive to save you both time and money by combining our deep experience, the highest quality parts and equipment, and our dedication to delivering exceptional service. We will not leave the job until you are satisfied.
Services & Experience
SERVICES
EXPERIENCE
EXPERIENCE
ELECTRICAL SERVICES
PANEL UPGRADES
GENERATOR INSTALLATION AND REPAIR
SECURITY & CAMERA SYSTEMS
AREA LIGHTING
FIRE ALARM INSTALLATION TELECOMMUNICATIONS
HOME AUTOMATION
HOME THEATER
ALL PHASES OF ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION, REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE
EXPERIENCE
EXPERIENCE
EXPERIENCE
LICENSED AND INSURED
MASTER ELECTRICIAN SINCE 1995
35 YEARS OF ELECTRICAL EXPERIENCE
RESIDENTIAL,COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
20 YEARS IN THE UTILITY BUSINESS
20 YEARS AS A JOURNEYMAN/WIREMAN
MEMBER OF THE LOCAL IBEW
QUOTES
EXPERIENCE
Commercial Clients
We provide you with a full consultation to explain your available options so that you choose the scope of work that's right for your home or business - and your budget
No Project Is Too BIG Or Too SMALL
Commercial Clients
Saving the Customer Money
Commercial Clients
We support our local business
Definitely promote doing business with our local business
No business is too large or too small
Our Bids and Contracts are accurate and done in a timely manner
Saving the Customer Money
Saving the Customer Money
Saving the Customer Money
We strive to keep the project within the budget of the scope of the work
Specializing in providing customer service that is second to none
Whether you have a small or large project we are very clean, professional and get the job done in a timely manner
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Saving the Customer Money
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Power Outages, Safety Tips & Utility Bill
10 Ways To Decrease Your Utility Bill
- Insulate walls, ceilings and windows where you can
- Choose the right lights: Using LED bulb will save you money and have will last longer.
- Switch to ENERGY STAR appliances: They use up to 40 percent less energy than conventional models sold before 2001
- Unplug electronics: Turn off computer at night and save up to $10 per month
- Use programmable thermostats to lower the temperature when you're asleep or away: A 6-9 degree adjustment can save up to 10 percent a year on your heating and cooling bills.
- Think before you wash and dry clothes. Dry only full loads of laundry and use the cold water setting on the washer
- Clean the dryer vent regularly
- Drop the temperature on your water heater. Set it to 120 degrees to save energy and prevent burns
- During the cold weather, limit the use of space heaters: Used for 12 hours a day, they can cost up to $60 or more per month
- Change furnace filters. Change every month to save on energy costs and extend the life of your equipment
How To Prepare For And Respond To Power Outages
Before the Storm
- Place working flashlights throughout the house and be sure all family members know where they are
- Have a battery-operated radio on hand for storm information
- Have extra flashlight and radio batteries ready
- Keep extra drinking water, a manual can opener and a supply of canned and dried foods on hand in case an outage lasts more than a few days
During the Storm
- If your power does go out, first check to see if your neighbors have power or if you have power in other parts of your home. (You may have simply blown or fuse or tripped a circuit breaker.) If your home is the only one without power, Call Us at (518) 396-8743 immediately for FAST SERVICE
- Turn off any appliances that were on before the outage; unplug sensitive appliances such as computers, TV's, stereos and microwaves
- Leave a light switch on to alert you when the power is back on
- Never burn charcoal indoors or use a gas range for heating. Both could give off toxic fumes
- If it appears your house may be without heat for an extended period and the outside temperature is below freezing, drain your water pipes
- Never touch any fallen lines or anything touching fallen wires. Report all fallen wires to your local utility company
After the Storm
- If service has been restored to your neighborhood and your home is still without power and your service entrance lines are ripped off your home, Call Us at (518) 396-8743 immediately for FAST SERVICE to restore your service
- If your home has flooded, Call Us at (518) 396-8743 immediately before turning anything on
- Gradually reconnect your appliances to avoid overloading circuits when the power is restored
- Replenish any supplies used during the storm
What To Know About Power Disturbances
Protecting against momentary interruptions
- When purchasing a programmable appliance, make sure it has a battery-operated backup system that prevents power disruption
- When working with a home computer, store information into permanent memory periodically throughout the day
Protecting against power surges
- Small plug-in surge protectors can be bought at most electrical equipment suppliers and will provide protection from voltage spikes
- Plug sensitive equipment into outlets as far away as possible from main breaker panels or fuse boxes. Such equipment should not be plugged into the same circuit as major appliances such as air conditioners, pumps, refrigerators or washing machines
- Unplug sensitive equipment such as digital video recorders, game consoles, stereos, digital cable convertors, and computers whenever there is the threat of a severe electrical storm. Also unplug phone lines to sensitive equipment or purchase phone line surge protectors
Always Use Standby Generators Safety
- Always consult and have a licensed or qualified electrician install your generator, Call Us at (518) 396-8743 for consultation and installation of your Generator
- Make sure the generator has enough capacity to meet your needs (Call Us for a Consultation)
- When operating the generator, the main circuit breaker must be in the "OFF" position
- Ensure that your generator has a transfer switch
- Never plug a generator directly into a wall outlet
- Generators should only be operated outdoors to ensure proper ventilation of carbon monoxide exhaust
- Never operate a generator indoors regardless of the ventilatio
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