What to do if Your GFCI Electrical Outlet Won’t Reset

Ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs) are electrical outlets that shut off when it senses an overload or surge in electricity. The GFCI outlet instantly trips when experiencing a power surge, triggering the breaker to cut the electrical current to reduce the risk of electrocution. Most building codes require the use of a GFCI outlet when installed near a water or moisture source due to the increased risk of an appliance shorting.

2024-08-25T19:41:05-04:00

Why You Need a Building Permit for a Remodeling Project

To comply with most local building codes, in many instances, you need a building permit for home remodeling projects. Local building departments require a building permit to change load-bearing walls or install plumbing or wiring. Some building departments require permits for other types of updates as well. Learn more about why a permit should be obtained before starting a home remodeling project.

2024-08-25T19:41:15-04:00

9 Kitchenette Ideas for Big or Small Spaces

A kitchenette is a way of creating a cooking space without a substantial footprint. Built-in appliances and vertical storage requires minimal space, and allows for creating bars or small cooking areas for entertainment. See examples of kitchenette builds and get design ideas for your remodeling project.

2024-08-25T19:41:24-04:00
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