Eletric things to do in new home

Congratulations on your new home! Here are some electric things to consider and do to make your new space comfortable and functional:

  1. Install Smart Home Devices: Consider installing smart home devices like Amazon Echo, Google Home, or Apple HomePod to control your lights, thermostat, and security cameras with voice commands.
  2. Update Outlets and Switches: Replace outdated outlets and switches with new, tamper-resistant ones to ensure safety and convenience.
  3. Install LED Lighting: Replace traditional incandescent bulbs with energy-efficient LED bulbs to reduce energy consumption and extend bulb lifespan.
  4. Set Up a Home Network: Install a reliable home network with a router, modem, and Wi-Fi extenders to ensure seamless internet connectivity throughout your home.
  5. Install a Smart Thermostat: Upgrade to a smart thermostat like Nest or Ecobee to regulate your home's temperature and save energy.
  6. Secure Your Home: Install security cameras, doorbells with cameras, and motion-sensitive lights to enhance home security.
  7. Install a Whole-House Surge Protector: Protect your electronics from power surges and spikes with a whole-house surge protector.
  8. Update Your Electrical Panel: If your electrical panel is outdated or overloaded, consider upgrading to a new one to ensure safe and efficient power distribution.
  9. Install USB Outlets: Add USB outlets to your home to keep your devices charged and within reach.
  10. Conduct an Electrical Inspection: Hire a licensed electrician to inspect your home's electrical system and identify any potential issues or hazards.
  11. Install a Smart Plug: Use smart plugs to control and monitor the power consumption of individual devices, such as lamps or appliances.
  12. Set Up a Home Automation System: Integrate your smart devices and appliances into a single system to control and monitor your home's electrical systems remotely.
  13. Install a Backup Power System: Consider installing a backup power system, such as a generator or UPS, to ensure your home remains powered during outages.
  14. Update Your Lighting Fixtures: Replace outdated lighting fixtures with new, energy-efficient ones to enhance the ambiance and functionality of your home.
  15. Install a Smart Door Lock: Upgrade to a smart door lock with keyless entry, biometric authentication, and remote access to enhance home security and convenience.

Remember to always follow safety guidelines and consult with a licensed electrician if you're unsure about any electrical installation or modification.