There are many obvious fire hazards: faulty wiring, unattended candles, smoking in the home. But there are quite a few hazards that aren’t so noticeable. Even when you think you’re
For the third year in a row, Engineering News-Record Magazine has named Nickle Electrical Companies in its annual Top 600 Specialty Contractors list. Nickle snagged spot #460 on the famed
There are hazards at every construction site, no matter the time of day or year. But winter is coming and the majority of construction work takes place outside, so employees
On Saturday, October 8, dozens of employees and their families traveled to Lums Pond State Park for the Nickle Electrical Company Picnic. More than 100 people enjoyed face painting, a
While safety is important throughout the entire year, there are a few safety precautions to take as we enter the cool autumn and winter seasons. Be safe on Halloween.
To become a licensed electrician, you’re required to take the state journeyman’s exam. Many people take this exam after completing four years in a paid apprenticeship program, which combines both
Whether selling a house, building a home, or buying previously owned, it’s important to have an inspector come by and assess its condition and uncover possible problems. When selling, you
Any type of electrical equipment, wiring, mechanisms, appliances, etc. that get wet or are submerged in water can be extremely dangerous. Water damage is commonly caused by area flooding. After
Moving to a new place is a daunting task on its own. Packing your life up and relocating requires a lot of time and hard work. On top of that,
Plan on doing some excavating or demolition? Maybe you want to build a deck, plant a garden, or install a new mailbox. Before doing any of this type of work,
