HG Electric C-10 LIC# 1073618 Safety First! Help Prevent House Fires and Electrical Shock If any of the following problems occur, get the help of a professional electrician: ♦ A circuit breaker keeps tripping. ♦ Lights dim whenever an appliance is turned on. ♦ An outlet sparks when a plug is inserted or removed. Minimize the risk of fires by taking these steps: ♦ Avoid overloading extension cords and power strips. ♦ Make sure lights, especially halogen filaments, don’t come in contact with flammable materials. ♦ Select the proper bulb for each fixture. Using a higher wattage bulb than recommended can cause overheating. Help protect your Family, Friends, and Investment! ♦ Test your smoke alarms regularly. Replace the batteries twice a year. ♦ Only purchase appliances and lights that are certified by a nationally recognized testing lab such as UL. ♦Never force three-pronged plugs into two-pronged receptacles, or running appliance or extension cords under a rug or through a high-traffic area. • Orange County, CA •Portola Hills, CA • Northwood, CA • Mission Viejo, CA • Irvine, CA • Woodbridge, CA • Turtle Rock, CA • Newport, CA • Newport Beach, CA • Big Canyon, CA • Balboa, CA • Monarch Beach, CA • Newport Coast, CA • Shady Canyon, CA • Laguna, CA • Laguna Beach, CA • Corona Del Mar, CA • Huntington Beach, CA • Seal Beach, CA • Long Beach, CA • Tustin, CA • Tustin Ranch, CA • North Tustin, CA • Santa Ana, CA • Sunset Beach, CA • Los Alamitos, CA • Rossmoor, CA • Fountain Valley, CA • Costa Mesa, CA • Yorba Linda, CA • Orange, CA • Anaheim, CA • Anaheim Hills, CA • Villa Park, CA • Rancho Santa Margarita, CA • Lake Forest, CA • Ladera Ranch, CA • Ladera, CA • Las Flores, CA • San Juan, CA • Irvine Spectrum, CA • Foothill Ranch, CA • Coto De Caza, CA • Coto, CA • Dove Canyon, CA • San Juan Capistrano, CA • Laguna Niguel, CA • Laguna Hills, CA • Trabuco Canyon, CA • Dana Point, CA Social Copyright © 2018 HG Electric - All Rights Reserved. Cookie Policy By continuing to use this site, you accept our use of cookies. ACCEPT & CLOSE