Keep Your NC Home Comfortable With Ceiling fans!
Brighten Your Home or Business with Professional Fixture Replacements and Energy-Efficient LED Lighting
In the Raleigh area if there is one universal concern for every homeowner, it’s how do I keep my house cool in the summer? Generally people resort to turning on their A/C, which works fine until that power bill comes in in August! “Just open a window”, not in Carolina Humidity! Luckily there’s another way to bring in a breeze. Ceiling fans are perfect for keeping things comfortable without your utility bill looking like a telephone number. Many people, especially some moving from more temperate climates, don’t know all the benefits to ceilings fans and how to capitalize on them to the fullest. At ARC all our electricians are well versed in replacing ceiling fans with new ones, balancing old ones, and even adding a new ceiling fan where there isn’t currently one! Read below, and we’re sure you’ll be calling us up to schedule your new fan install, whether it’s a fan in your bedroom, living space, or even your front porch to make those lazy summer southern days in the rocking chair more pleasant, we’ve got you covered at ARC electric, the NC fan experts!
Think about the “wind chill” you hear on a winter weather forecast. That’s the feeling of air movement making the temperature feel colder than it actually is. A ceiling fan works on the same concept. It creates a gentle breeze that makes you feel cooler, even though it doesn’t actually lower the temperature of the room. the cooling effect of the air moving over your skin makes it seem significantly cooler as it helps your body dissipate heat. Even a slight breeze in a hot room feels better, its science!
Research at the Florida Solar Energy Center (FSEC), explains, “Human beings evolved to cool via air motion.” a breeze works in two ways: it speeds up the evaporation of sweat from your skin and it pushes away the layer of warm air that surrounds your body. The human body is constantly creating heat, and air movement helps move that heat so you’re not “encased in heated air.” With a professionally installed fan from ARC Electric, you can count on that consistent breeze, making your home more comfortable and more efficient! Read more
Upgrade your home with personalized fixtures / LED lighting
Brighten Your Home or Business with Professional Fixture Replacements and Energy-Efficient LED Lighting
ARC Electric offers expert lighting services throughout Raleigh, Durham, and surrounding areas — including ceiling fan installations, fixture replacements, and energy-saving LED lighting upgrades. Whether you’re remodeling, replacing outdated fixtures, or looking to cut energy costs with modern LED technology, our licensed electricians provide safe, efficient, and code-compliant installations. We work with all fixture types — from chandeliers and recessed lighting to ceiling fans and Flood lights — delivering dependable service and long-lasting results for both residential and commercial clients.
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ARC Electric offers expert lighting designers who have experience in both landscape lighting design as well as interior accent lighting. Lighting can be a great way to accentuate some of your homes’ best features.
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ARC Electric Inc. offers expert lighting designers who have experience in both landscape lighting design as well as interior accent lighting.
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THE BASICS: Your home has a 120/240 volt system and, depending on the size of your home, 100 to 400 amps. Every home has a main breaker than can shut off power to the entire house. The main breaker is typically outside next to your electrical meter. Removing panel covers to access the wiring should only be done by a licensed electrician. If not handled correctly, an electrical shock and an ARC flash may cause severe burns and possibly death.
Some lights getting brighter while others are dimmer? Appliances and electronics acting funny?
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