Ting Home Protection Service

Ting notified that there was a potential fire hazard shortly after installation. The problem was a bad or loose neutral wire connection and that I should notify my utility company of the issue. I did and they came out immediately and found out that limbs and squirrels had damaged the incoming feed line to the house. The company appreciated being notified of the potential hazard. They will be sending a work crew to fix the issue. Thanks to Ting.

Our 1970’s home has aluminum wiring which could be a hazard itself. Our Ting sensor flashed red one day and simultaneously I received texts, emails and a phone call advising us there was a fire hazard. After testing whether it was the outlet or an electrical item plugged into the outlet, it was decided to have an electrician check it out. It was the outlet and the aluminum wiring to the outlet had melted together.

Some of my most precious items are hanging on that wall with the defective outlet. I cannot imagine losing them to fire. We cannot thank enough, the entire Ting team and the electrician that came so quickly.

Ting is provided free of charge through State Farm Insurance.

When I first got ting, everything was great. A few months in after a storm, I ting started detecting multiple power surges. Called DTE and they came and told me my meter and wires going into the house needed to be replaced. So, I had an electrician come and changed all that but still was having power surges. DTE refused to come look at the problem, they said they already changed the wires from the pole to the house. Ting sent their own electrician to the house to verify it wasn’t something at the house but from the pole and he said there was something wrong with the neutral wire. Finally, DTE came back after confirmation. The same DTE electrician that changed the pole wires came back and said there wasn’t anything wrong with the pole and this devices are unreliable. I showed him the live activity on the app and he said he would check the meter for the neutral. He came back after the test and confirmed there was something wrong. So after months of DTE claiming the ting device was unreliable he finally admitted it wasn’t. So now everything is good and we are safe again.

I have noticed that our lights were flickering when we ran larger appliances such as the wash machine or the microwave. I ignored it until we received a notice from ting about a potential fire hazard for our house. The text notice of the fire hazard prompted me to contact our utility company. The ting notice indicated a problem with the neutral wire. We contacted the utility company and they dispatched a technician. The technician confirmed that we had a broken neutral wire at the service pole. The ting monitor was spot on. Thanks to the ting safety team a state farm insurance for providing such a great device.

We have Ting in both of our houses because we insure both homes through State Farm. We were notified independently of the arcing issue in our Houston house and were able to work efficiently with Natan to determine the problem which turned out to be a breaker that was recently installed that we replaced. We are very grateful that we had this service and were protected accordingly.

There was arcing during a recent heavy rain. With Ting’s help, we tracked it down to the outside a/c unit. With electrician on site, we couldn’t duplicate the arcing. However, with help from a/c tech, we were able to find the wire that had developed a worn spot. A/C tech repaired, no issues since.

Ting Monitoring was detecting arcing in the system. We received a call from Gabriela regarding this concern. With her assistance, we were able to locate and resolve the issue. Gabriela was very professional and she continued to follow up from scheduling of service to the final repair.

Tarron at Ting sent an email and text about a possible issue. I spoke with Chyrstal on the phone, and she said I was getting voltage spikes at certain times during the late evening. She spent quite a bit of time to help me track the spikes. I replaced a split outlet and the controlling wall switch. The next day or two, I checked all outlets, checked for loose wires in the main electrical panel, tightened all circuit breaker screws. I did find a loose wire from my doorbell transformer to a circuit breaker, which fixed my intermittent doorbell issue. Tarron called and confirmed that the spikes were eliminated. State Farm Insurance provided the Ting Device.
I would recommend Ting.

Hazard was a space heater, was having constant brownouts but wasn’t sure what the issue was. I was called about a potential fire hazard once the heater started to arc. Dovran Olshan provided me with step by step instructions to determine it was the space heater. We checked multiple outlets and other space heaters and determined I had two faulty heaters. Per his recommendation I disposed of both heaters. I was surprised with how fast we resolved the issue and how we were able to check multiple other things for safe functionality. Very happy with the service provided by state farm through my house insurance.

Rocky mountain power how to fix the transformer

Easy to get a representative that is familiar with my home and situation, always concerned and kind.

The Ting device immediately identified power surges and the app directed me to contact our power company. That evening the power company confirmed our lines into the house were unsafe, and a crew came to replace the entire line. Feeling much safer now!

I received multiple notifications on the app that there is a voltage surge in my house, which put the house at a fire risk. Then someone from Ting reached out to me multiple times by emails and phone calls to alert me and to push me to take action. I called the utility company who came out and actually did detect a defective equipment/neutral coming to the house right before the meter. Ting team acted in very professional manner and provided excellent service.

My power was having surges and burnouts multiple times a day. I contacted Ting, as well as my electric company. The exterior wires were replaced and I am no longer having a problem!

I really had no idea if Ting would help me but I was offered the service for free through my homeowner’s insurance. I had it set up for a few weeks before I got a notification of a fire hazard. I received text messages first and then an email telling me of the severity of the situation. The email even had a template of a letter for me to use when I talked to the utility company. I called my utility company and explained the situation using the letter template and the texts. They told me that someone would be out to check it out. I wasn’t home but they must have come by and fixed it because I received and email from Ting that everything was resolved. When I received my weekly email report it showed that I had 65 power surges last week which goes to show that there absolutely was a problem that I wouldn’t have know about except for Ting,

I received an email and text message alerting me of a potential fire hazard. After a quick phone call and running a few simple tasks with the Ting team, it was discovered that I had a legitimate issue. Then, Ting took over. They set up an appointment with a local electrician to resolve our problem. The electrician and Ting worked together and resolved my issue with little interaction from me.
Plus, once the electrician left our property, they continued to monitor our home to ensure all was corrected … It was!

Thank you Ting for keeping us safe and for making this entire process super easy!

Ting detected arcing in my garage door opener light that I thought was just a failing light bulb. After replacing the bulb the arcing Discontinued.

The hazard was low voltage, I was notified by the Ting Rep, John Johns by email and I called in and spoke to him. We did a test and found out the breaker to my microwave was weak and sizzled when it was on. I got an electrician out and the whole box needed to be replaced. Thanks for saving my house from burning down.

I was notified via text and a phone call. Getting notified of a hazard is rather scary but once I got the chance to talk to Nick who explained what the possible cause was I felt a lot better. He walked me through testing of my electric panel to discover which circuit was causing the issue and once we found that they cam to the conclusion that a surge protector on my refrigerator was the probable cause. They continued to monitor this and after 72 hours of no major issues with it deemed it safe. I would have never know about this issue and will probably replace that surge protector. Having ting has really given me piece of mind and I am happy State Farm introduced me and works with ting. Shout out to Nick for making me feel safe!

Ting was offered to me from State Farm Insurance. Ting notified me of an issue with the power coming into the residence, loose or bad neutral. There is no way I would have ever thought to look for that. When I notified The power company, they thought I was crazy, but sent a crew out to check. There was a bad neutral and they are running a new service line today. When the 3 trucks from the power company arrived today, I showed them the app and the device and they thought it was a great product.

TING was provided by insurance company. I received a notification from TING that there had been a power surge and it was a fire hazard. I was told to contact my electric company immediately and report it. I did call them and gave them the information TING had given me. They sent over someone from the electric company and he ran a variety of tests and did find corrosion on two electrical pieces which he replaced. The electrician from the electric company asked me how I knew there had been a power surge and I told his about TING. He was very impressed and said that he wanted to look into it for himself

I was contacted by phone by a Ting representative reporting that a power outage was occurring in an outlet. They walked me through a process to isolate the problem. Found a defective power strip. Technicians did a great job.

I kept having power surges. Was notified by Ting that they were getting serious and could cause a fire. Ting ran tests then contacted a local electrician that came out and ran more tests. He determined that the problems was on the utility side and contacted the NLR Electric Dept. They came out and found that squirrels had eaten covering and whatever else off of line from transformer to my electric panel. They had also done the same to three other homes that were on that transformer. The next day all lines were replaced. Thank you, Ting. Ting saved more than just my home. Ting was provided by State Farm Insurance. Again Thank you, Thank you. I am sleeping better at night now knowing I am safe

There were a lot of surges in my electrical lines and because I couldn’t see or smell smoke, I had no idea how dangerous the situation was. Ting notified me and arranged for an electrician to come out and also had me notify the electrical company. There were dangerous issues both in my home and in the electrical lines leading into my house. Thanks to State Farm Insurance for arranging to get Ting, and to the staff of Ting for staying on top of what might have been a very dangerous situation.

I received an alert from the ting app telling me I have a loose connection. It stated that this was a fire hazard and need immediate attention. I call the electric company to check it out and the technician couldn’t find the issue. He told me to have an electrician come out and check it because he thinks the issue is inside the house. My Ting rep Edwin informed me that they can get this scheduled and the service will be covered by Ting. The electrician came out and discovered that the electricity coming into the house was not balance and the electric company needs to resolve the issue. I had my electric company come out again and they were able to located the issue. This experience with Ting has been amazing. They were really concern about the issue and would no stop trying to help until the issue was resolved. Best Customer Service Ever!!

Karla Foxvog State Farm is who made me aware of ting.
I have a late 1800’s school house.
I was out to dinner with friends when the notification came through and I blurted out my house is on fire. Needless to say everyone stopped and listened when my phone rang almost immediately and it was your rep. I asked if I should be hanging up and calling 911 because my animals were home alone. He let me know it was a situation that needed attention but that it was safe right now and that I should call my electric company. Originally it was thought to be an in-house problem. In the morning I asked your rep what should I say to national grid and he made me aware of the talking points which was helpful. I called national grid and told them about ting’s concern and that I had flickering lights and power surges when using microwave. They sent someone with in two hours and they actually called to say power was being shut off because of a problem on their end. That afternoon they came and called when they were done to say it was a problem on the pole and that it was fixed and safe. A few people who were at dinner have asked what happened and I have explained and they all thought what a great idea Ting is doing. Thank you for the service which gives me piece of mind. Now that I have experienced your rep who called immediately after the notification came across I feel it’s not just a tech device plugged in but it is a complete service that follows through
I did reach out to my State Farm rep to thank her for offering this safety feature to her customers

The Ting Staff was SO helpful. They always answered the phone promptly & were very courteous. I am so grateful for their help in preventing a fire at my home. My Ting was provided by my insurance company, State Farm. I feel so thankful to the Ting Community for there expertise.

Ting notified me about a potential open or loose neutral on the utility feed to my home. This was a “fire hazard” that needed to be dealt with quickly. My power company came out, at first questioned Ting, but changed their tune when they did in fact have severely corroded connections in their pedestal to my house leading to dangerous voltage spikes with this bad neutral. This was resolved by them and then the issues I was having went back to normal. Ting monitored for a few more days to make sure the issues were completely resolved and then removed the warning. Thanks Ting for keeping my family safe!

Gabriela identified an electrical hazard within my home that could have caused a fire. She worked with me and provided good follow up and instruction so that I could have an electrician fix the problem. Very thankful to State Farm for introducing me to Ting.

Our insurance company offered Ting for free. We were notified that we had done arcing overnight. The staff walked me through the process of isolating the cause. We resolved the problem and I’m very happy that Ting was there to help. I didn’t need an electrician and am grateful to my insurance company for sponsoring a great service.

We had a pipe burst in the kitchen… 7 fans and 2 dehumidifiers were installed to help dry out the water, for two weeks. We received a call from Ting that one of our “plugs” was showing some arcing. Ting gave us a lot of information about what they saw happening at the site and had us trying to “wiggle” the plug… plug in a toaster and vacuum to see if that caused more arcing. The plug was finally replaced and then, with several phone calls and tests to see if it was working correctly, we were back to getting “zeros” on the test site. We love having Ting help keep our home safe.

outside pole wire was damaged

Ting was provided to me by State Farm Insurance. I was amazed that Ting was able to find an electrical hazard with a heating pad that I had just purchased. This service is invaluable as I would have never known that there was a problem. The Ting service most likely saved me from having a house fire.

I was notified by Ting there as a problem. They advised me how to correct it. Everything went smoothly. State Farm provided me with Ting!

i have Ting thru State Farm. i was alerted to arcs in my electrical system. Drew recommended replacing outlets. that resolved the problem. thanx again, Drew. Drew was very very helpful. ray

The hazard was a loose wire in my garage door opener causing arching. I could not believe how thorough and accommodating Edwin was! Customer service was TOP NOTCH. He knew the safety of my family was just as important to him as it was to me. He walked me threw outlet by outlet, test by test to identify the sours and monitor. He always called when he said he would and check back whenever he was an arch. I just cant say enough good things and I am so happy I have Ting to monitor the safety of my home.

Had a faulty connection and they informed me

We had a notice from Ting we we experiencing excess power from our utility company. The notice recommended we contact the utility company immediately which we did and they came out and found a neutral ground was arcing from squirrels chewing the installation. FIXED!!!!! The utility company repairman said he was aware of Ting and said everyone should have one.
Our Ting unit was supplied by State Farm Insurance. Our experience was more than expected and communicating with Ting was very reassuring.

We were having solar panels installed, and during the process I got a Ting notification that there was a fire hazard at my house, and I reached out to the installers and they came and found a ground wire that needed to be repaired. We are using Ting currently through our insurance company, state farm.

Couldn’t find anything wrong,was supplied by state farm

Thank you for staying with the electrical problem (provided by John’s Insurance Agency, Arcadia CA) through the completion of the fixit problem.

In early September, I started getting alerts from my ting app detecting some wild swings in voltage, but it was intermittent. We also noticed LED lights flickering even without the ting alerts. Usually, the power to our home is relatively steady based on the weekly ting reports. The situation slowly got worse. Eventually, I was on travel and got an alert from the app saying there was a fire risk and notifying me that the problem was in a utility system feeding our home power. Shaina in the ting call center contacted me and remained my representative throughout getting this resolved. I contacted our power company, Exelon/Pepco, and they sent a crew out to check it while I was away. They didn’t notice the problem on their visit, but I saw it persisting via the ting app. Shaina was extremely helpful in advising on working with the utility to get them to install a monitoring system and inspect the lines and transformer on our block. She stayed on this until it was resolved, including calling and texting me over the weekend. This is the second time we have had a similar problem in three years. During the first incident, (Whisker Labs) reached out to me with a complete diagnosis and a likely source, which I informed Exelon/Pepco about. It took multiple visits until a curious lineman looked at the Whisker Labs email and ting app data and followed the advice to look for a loose neutral wire on the local transformer feeding our home. He found it, fixed it in minutes, and we have had no problems until the recent incident above. I am an enthusiastic fan of Whisker Labs and their ting service. I initially subscribed independently, and then my home insurer, State Farm, offered the service as a free feature of their home insurance. I highly recommend ting and their commitment to super customer service and resolving safety issues.

Ting informed me that an arc was detected in our electrical system. The initial alert was a little scary to receive, but I am very thankful that the technology exists to detect these issues. Ting detected a breaker arc as 1 of 2 issues, once the breaker was replaced there was still minor arcing on the same circuit, which turned out to be a failing compressor on our AC unit. While we were not expecting to replace our HVAC system, I am still very thankful a problem was detected and mitigated before a much more serious issue or fire happened.

TING warned me repeatedly about a utility problem. There were no signs of a problem. The utility company electrician found a loose connection on the neutral. I showed him the TING app.

I recently requested information on the Ting Service that State Farm offers. Our State Farm Agent immediately responded with the link about the Ting Service. Ting shipped the monitor and I installed it. Within the first week, Ting notified us that we had a problem with the “Neutral” connection to our house.

We had our electrician come out and check our electrical connections. While our electrician was at our house, I contacted the Ting Representative. He talked with our electrician and they worked through a process to diagnose the problem. They first thought the problem was not in the house but at the meter connection. Next, I had our electric company come to our house and check their meter connections. Again, the Ting Representative was on the phone with me while the electric company person was at our house and they talked. It was determined that the problem was not at the meter connection. Next, I had our electrician back and again he and the Ting Representative talked and they worked through several steps to try and pinpoint the problem. They decided to pull the “Neutral” wire to our Circuit Breaker Box and inspect it. This turned out to be the issue. This connection was slightly corroded, the wire was cut back a short amount to provide a clean connection and then was reconnected to thew terminal.

We built our house 40 years ago. All of our electrical connections look like they are still new, which contributed to making it more difficult to identify the problem.

I am pleased that the Ting Service was first able to detect the problem and then their support working with our electrician and our electric company to step through the process to find the source of this problem.

In addition, I am pleased that Ting is paying our electrician directly and covering the labor for this work.

My utility company discovered that the electrical wires were old and corroded. They were replaced. The device provided by my insurance company discovered the issue.

Ting was provided by my insurance company for free. A few weeks after getting it they notified us of a hazard. It took a few days of testing and trial and error but we ultimately traced it to a couple of bad bulbs in a light fixture. Replaced the bulbs and all is well. Would this ultimately have caused a fire? Don’t know but why would anyone take a chance with something so easily fixed? Not me.

The issue was a possible electrical hazard. An email communication was received from Ting. After speaking with the Ting hazard team, we contacted our power company to relay the findings. Within 72 hours Georgia Power located and resolved the potential hazard.

For the most part the experience was okay. However, it would have been extremely helpful if TING had sent out a text, app notification, and email like they do when a fire hazard has been detected. I was also having issues with my AT&T Gateway at the time my fire hazard was being monitored by TING fire team. And without knowing why the TING device was using so much internet data I feared that may have been the issue and I unplugged it. While unplugging TING didn’t wind up being the source of my internet connectivity issue (my AT&T Gateway was determined to be on death’s door & an AT&T tech had to replace the gateway with another one), unplugging TING allowed me to eek by working from home fulltime until my gateway was replaced. Yet, I was concerned about plugging the TING device back in – not knowing if perhaps there had been some breach at TING and that somehow through a TING device update a virus had infected the devices and maybe could be trying to spread to other wifi connected devices in my home (…needless to say my mind spiraled fast). The point being, that while yes I am thankful for TING fire team and the TING device, a simply notification to me explaining that I may notice an uptick in data usage by my TING device over the next few days due to suspicious activity my device has detected – and therefore, the TING device will be in a high alert mode that allows it to take in more data points so the TING fire team can access if the initial detection was simply an anomaly or if there is for sure a hazard that they need to contact me about. Also, another aspect that was stressful was the electrician. At first, I was happy to let TING select an electrician for me (they can get one or you, the customer, can schedule your own – they just have to be willing to work with a TING fire team member while doing the work) and the work to correct the arcing that was detect went okay-ish. TING said the $1,000 credit was for labor only and that they could possibly cover parts but that it would depend on what all was needed and if the parts cost wasn’t too high. The part that was scary was the electrician stated right off the bat that he charges $387 fee for diagnosing where the issue is and the TING rep (who already knew exactly where the issue was and I had also informed the electrician where the issue was) said TING would not cover that….then both the electrician and TING rep (on the phone) proceeded to start going through the diagnostic steps trying to determine where the issue was and neither one said anything to me since there was going to be a $387 diagnostic fee charge and seemingly I was going to have to pay. Luckily, TING ended up covering the entire bill….thank goodness since again I was never kept in the loop by TING or the electrician until the work was nearly completed. I was even told by a TING rep that the electrician would check with me first to make sure I was comfortable with the work needed to be done and potentially what I may have to pay (of course that price may be higher if the electrician runs into anything unexpected)…yet, nothing was said to me until the work was nearly completed. Another aspect that made me upset was that while I know all repairmen always up the price of parts, like a $2 part at Lowe’s or Home Depot will show up on the bill as a $12 part, what made me sick was that this electrician had horrible reviews online for inflating prices way beyond that average (and expected) repairman’s overpriced parts. I was thankful for TING for paying the entire bill, but I felt bad for TING because they essentially got took by the electrician…TING never balked at the charges….again thankful because I had already stated that if I had to pay anything then I did not want anything done (my issue was a yard light that plugs in may have been struck by lightning and began arcing….so if I had to pay anything for repairs, then I was perfectly fine leaving the light unplugged and living without a yard light…and thus eliminating the issue). The last thing that I wasn’t happy with was purely on the electrician’s part after the repair was finished and TING had paid and the electrician had hung up with TING. The electrician gave me a sheet from their company and said to look it over and if I would be interested in having any of those items listed on there looked at he could do it, that it was complementary. Most of the items where unnecessary, but given the scare I had received by being blindsided by fire hazard detection after not knowing why the TING device was hogging my internet bandwidth and causing me to not be able to do my work…I went ahead and asked if the electrician would mind just doing a check on my breaker box and outside meter. In my scared state I just thought having the breaker box and outside meter would give me a little more peace of mind…..boy was I wrong! The electrician then pushed his way through my house and started running through everything on the assessment list and switching things that DISH network, etc. had set up – saying that’s not how it’s done and never asking if I would be okay if he changed/fiddled with anything. The electrician followed up with showing me a list of the pass/fail areas along with stating multiple times that he wasn’t from right around where I live so he wasn’t sure what the rules/regulations were for my town so he was just assessing everything based on where he’s from. Then he sat down at the kitchen table to write out a “quote” for if I had all of those fails corrected along with getting pushy about becoming the electrician’s company member where I would subscribe and pay a due, but that after that their bills for the work done could be a few dollars cheaper. Also, a few of the items on the assessment list he just said he assumed and marked them how he thought they might be because he really didn’t want to go check them out….honestly, though that was fine with me since when he handed me the paper he said I could see if there was anything on the assessment list I would like checked and I ONLY ASKED FOR THE BREAKER BOX AND OUTSIDE METER to be checked….just thought well it’s free and he’s here so it wouldn’t hurt. There is no chance I would ever have that electrician/company do work on my house so the assessment and quote is a mute point really, but what I found odd was he repeatedly kept asking me if I had made the appointment with his company. I just stated again and again that TING had selected that company and set up the appointment for me. So, I am thankful for TING, but you need to implement a notification protocol that issues a text, email, app notice letting your customers know in the event their TING device ramps up, why it is doing so…..KEEP THE CUSTOMER IN THE LOOP AT ALL TIMES. Beyond that, I learned my lesson and know that if anything happens again I will call any one of the local electricians and explain the situation and pray that they will be willing to work with TING, none of them ever pressure customers or try to steamroll them by praying on their fear. If only I had done that in the first place, I really think I could have come away from all of this feeling safe and secure after all was said and done.

I received Ting as part of my home insurance and wow I am glad I did. I followed the instruction which are simply plug it in, download an app, and hook up to WiFi to get it started. After a week of assessment Ting alerted me to an electrical hazard I would have had no other way to identify, the power supply to my house was not properly grounded and the power being delivered was spiking and dropping low. This poor quality power can damage appliances and worse cause a fire. Sound like I know what I’m talking about? Well that’s only because Ting educated me on it. They alerted me to the hazard and gave me clear instructions to communicate to the power company. The power company came out within hours and identified that a power line in my backyard, where a tree had fallen on it 10 years ago, was damaged and causing the issue. They were able to make a repair quickly and the hazard is no longer present. The customer reps were knowledgeable, responsive, and helpful. After the power company made the repair the representative monitored the power over the next several days to ensure it was completely resolved. I couldn’t be happier with the service. Not only did they remove a hazard from my home but also my neighbor’s as they were in the same line. Thanks Ting!

We were alerted to the arcing issue because of the Ting sensor. We had no idea there was a problem but were alerted as soon as Ting detected it. We received and email and a phone call from Dovran and immediately started going through steps to determine where the problem was coming from. Once this was determined an appointment was set up with an electrician who was able to eliminate the problem. Very detailed and easy process all around.

We had a storm, after that started to have brownouts and power surges, ting contacted us to let use know there was a fire hazard between the pole and the house, the power company was contacted about the issue. The power company did some work to take care of the problem. Ting stayed in contact with us the whole time until problems were taken care of. We received ting through State Farm

It was an electrical and arcing issue that was quickly identified to a particular room. With some additional troubleshooting it was determined to be a loose light bulb.

Ting monitor and service was offered to me by State Farm. I knew I was having some sort of electrical issue but wasn’t sure what it was. I thought it wouldn’t hurt to install the monitoring device and see what it said. After the first week in “learning mode” was complete, I started getting multiple notifications of a power surge. Per Ting notification recommendation, I notified my utility company who came out and verified there was no issue on the utility end. I contacted my electrician, and they were able to determine the neutral bar was split, creating an arc and subsequently unstable voltage. It was replaced. My electrician took some final voltage readings per Ting representative’s request. Ting continued to monitor my electrical system and everything is working properly again.

Ahmed from TIng called and texted me to let me know they’d seen a spike in electrical activity in specific outlet. We spoke once I was home and determined it was a very old lamp that was no longer safe to operate. I appreciated the timely and professional help provided. Ting is provided by my insurance company – Start Farm

I was contacted by Ting about a problem that was occurring and seemed to come and go. After several weeks it became more pronounced and the engineer at Ting continued to search for the cause. She then called in one of their local electrical consultants. What was presenting itself as arcing within an outlet somewhere turned out to be 4 breakers that were faulty and had been damaged and non-functuning. If this had gone undetected, there would have been a probable fire in my electrical panel. Needless to say, this prevented a fire from happening. I would that everyone consider this service.

arching. found a bad receptacle on the outside of my house and replaced it.

Our GE oven had a faulty bulb. It took the ting team a few calls to resolve the issue. The issue only happened when the oven light was on.
The issue was stressing however we fell great now that the issue was resolved.

Thank you