Electric Medic

Electric Medic

Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing

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Fairall Electric LLC was founded by Tim Fairall in 2013. Tim has been in the electrical industry for almost a decade, he has completed the I.E.C. apprenticeship which means he has had over 500 classroom hours of instruction and 8,000 hours of On-the-Job training. In conjunction with the completion of his apprenticeship Tim also obtained an Associates Degree through Harrisburg Area Community College. Mr. Fairall held his Journeyman's license in the city of Harrisburg for several years and has recently moved forward in his career passing his masters exam and becoming a Licensed Master Electrician in the City of Harrisburg and the Borough of Chambersburg. Tim is currently working on obtaining his Maryland Master License to extend his services to Maryland. Fairall Electric is a full service electrical contractor. In 2022 We changed our name to Electric Medic, and shifted our focus to the renewable energy markets. While we still do Residential and Commercial Electrical Construction, our long term goals are in Solar, EV, and ESS.

Website
www.electricmedic.com
Industry
Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
Company size
2-10 employees
Type
Self-Owned
Founded
2013

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    🌟 Sparking a Safe and Bright New Year! 🌟 As we step into the new year, let's ensure that safety remains our guiding light, especially in the midst of winter's snowy embrace. Here are some electrifying tips to keep your homes and loved ones safe during this season: Snow and Wires Don't Mix: Heavy snowfall can lead to ice accumulation on power lines. Keep a safe distance from any downed power lines and report them immediately to your utility company. Clear the Path: Before the snow blankets your surroundings, make sure to clear any snow or ice from your outdoor electrical equipment, such as meters and outdoor outlets. This prevents potential hazards and ensures smooth operation. Mind the Heat Sources: Be cautious when using electric heaters to stay warm. Keep them at a safe distance from flammable materials, and always turn them off when leaving the room or going to bed. Lights Out, Safety On: If you're using decorative lights to add a festive touch, make sure they are approved for outdoor use. Keep them clear of snow and water, and never overload outlets or extension cords. Generators with Care: If you're relying on a generator during power outages, operate it in a well-ventilated area outdoors, away from windows and doors. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines and never connect it directly to your home's wiring without a transfer switch. Stay Dry and Insulated: Whether handling electrical appliances or decorating with lights, ensure that you are dry and standing on a dry surface. Avoid water contact to reduce the risk of electric shocks. Be Prepared: Familiarize yourself with your circuit breaker panel, and know how to turn off the power in case of an emergency. Having a well-prepared emergency kit can also make a significant difference. Remember, a safe home is a happy home. Wishing you a year filled with warmth, light, and electric safety! ⚡❄️ #SafetyFirst #HappyNewYear #ElectricSafety GIVE US A CALL AT ELECTRIC MEDIC 717-805-7973

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