Dec 12, 2017
Mr. Electric (405-543-0191), an electrical services expert operating in Hefner Lake, The Village, Edmond, Nichols Hills, Warr Acres, Norman, OKC and surrounding areas, announced their Complimentary Electrical Home Safety Check Service to remind local residents about electrical safety just in time for the holiday festivities.
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Norman, United States - December 12, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Earlier today Mr. Electric, an electrical service expert at 405-543-0191 and operating in the Hefner Lake, The Village, Edmond, Nichols Hills, Warr Acres, Norman, OKC Metro and surrounding areas, announced the company’s No-Charge 32-Point Electrical Home Safety Inspection Service. While this service will be available at no cost throughout the year, it is especially important to remind local residents about electrical dangers during during the holiday season due to the heavy use of decorative indoor and outdoor lighting. The main aim is to give customers peace of mind by knowing that their electrical components and wiring are in good condition, making it unlikely that an electrical short or unexpected fire will ruin the holiday festivities.
Bob Kueny, Owner at Mr. Electric, says: “The holidays are a time for family love and joy… not tragedy. We wanted to try something new with our Home Safety Inspection service. Anyone familiar with electrical contractors and the electrical services market will probably have noticed how most companies will charge for their safety inspections if the customer doesn’t purchase additional services. This is a problem because many folks will forego regular safety inspections of their home or business due to the cost, even though it may put people at risk of a potential tragedy that could be easily prevented. Even worse, some companies will ignore obvious safety concerns and make repairs that don’t meet current code standards, putting their customer’s safety at risk.”
So as a welcome breath of fresh air, Mr. Electric provides a complete 32-point electrical safety inspection on every home visit free of charge, along with a detailed estimate of the cost for repairs on any maintenance or service recommendations discovered. Mr. Electric chose to make this move because Bob and his wife Denise believe that helping keep local homes and businesses safe is just the right thing to do… during the holiday season and all year long.
Bob Kueny also said “We want to give our customers the security that comes with knowing their electrical systems are safely maintained. We want them to feel that their home, business and family is in good hands when using our service. We understand it can difficult trying something new… with our no obligation Safety Check, they have a stress-free way of checking us out and getting to know us.”
Of course, Mr. Electric doesn’t handle only holiday lighting and safety checks… their certified technicians are trained in all aspects of residential and commercial electrical installation, repair and maintenance including: motion sensors, carbon monoxide and smoke detectors, landscape and specialty lighting, ceiling and exhaust fans, generators and solar energy systems, electrical panel upgrades, dedicated computer circuits, child proof outlets, and much, much more. They also offer 24-hour emergency services.
Serving the electrical needs of Central Oklahoma since 1982, Bob and Mr. Electric have been delivering high-quality residential and commercial electrical services with uncompromising integrity and treating every customer with respect since day one.
Mr. Electric is booking appointments for this Complimentary Electrical Home Safety Check right now. To find out more about Mr. Electric and this valuable service, it’s possible to call 405-503-0191, email [email protected] or visit https://mrelectric.com/central-oklahoma.
Contact Info:
Name: Bob and Denise Kueny
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Organization: Mr. Electric
Address: 704 Research Park Blvd., Norman, Oklahoma 73069, United States
Phone: +1-405-543-0191
For more information, please visit https://mrelectric.com/central-oklahoma
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 275629
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