Backyards have evolved far beyond a simple patio set and charcoal grill. Today’s homeowners are investing in full outdoor living experiences—complete with pools, spas, outdoor kitchens, lighting, sound systems, and even TVs or fire features. These upgrades not only enhance your home’s comfort and value, but also bring with them one critical demand: power. Unfortunately, many

Living in Monmouth County means enjoying the beauty of the New Jersey shoreline—but it also means preparing for hurricane season. Coastal storms bring high winds, heavy rain, and frequent power outages, making a standby generator an essential part of your emergency plan. However, many property owners overlook one key detail: your generator is only as

Backyard upgrades can dramatically enhance your home, turning it into a personal retreat for relaxation and entertaining. Whether you’re planning a new pool, hot tub, outdoor kitchen, or a fully integrated entertainment area, these projects require more than just design and construction—they demand the right electrical infrastructure to support them. Without proper planning, you could

As electric vehicles (EVs) continue to gain popularity, one of the most common questions drivers have is: What’s the difference between Level 1, Level 2, and DC Fast Charging? Understanding how each type of charger works is key to choosing the right solution for your home, business, or fleet. Level 1 Charging: The Slow and Steady Option

As more New Jersey drivers make the switch to electric vehicles, installing a home EV charger is becoming an essential upgrade. But before moving forward, it’s important to understand what’s involved to ensure your home is ready. A Pre EV Charger Installation Checklist 1. Check Your Electrical Panel Capacity – Most Level 2 chargers require

If you’ve been thinking about installing an EV charger at home, now is the time to act. Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L)’s EV Driven Program offers valuable incentives—but key components of the program are closing soon. Program Deadline: June 30, 2025 The Residential Infrastructure Incentive and the Residential Rate Credit will no longer be