subject: Go Ahead and Call An Electrician For Those Little Jobs [print this page] Go Ahead and Call An Electrician For Those Little Jobs
Surely you must recall the fearful night of the screaming smoke detectors. And the year you almost forgot what the "mer" part of "dimmer" meant because the thing was either dim or not. How about the time you plugged in your power drill only after weaving a line of fifteen extension cords together, through your living room, past your bathroom and into the den because you only have two outlets in your house? Remember standing there, thinking, "I really ought to install some more outlets for the house."If you are like most people, you don't remember any of those moments. Sooner or later, the next time you have an outlet to rewire, a ceiling fan to repair, or something else, the urge to fix it yourself will strike. So, you wander aimlessly into Ufixit Home Superstores with your list of all those little home projects you aim to do yourself. You look into the vacuous stares of those orange-aproned people at Ufixit, and you realize you are going it alone.You behold all those choices, all those smiling packages, big boxes, and the little plastic containers you can't open with a machete. You scoop up all of them. You pick up one of the helpful "Repair This" brochures. You check out at the register. As you exit, you look up to see the sign, hanging over the exit door. The sign telling you all about their "easy home installation service" with "trained service personnel".The masters of Ufixit hypnotized you like a stealth King Cobra, and then they struck. They clearly knew what you were going to end up doing before you did. So don't wait, call in an electrical expert now before things really get out of hand. The expert is a trained professional who knows how to handle electricity.They also know how to repair things much quicker than it would take you to read the instructions. So don't sweat it. You know you will probably end up spending more money on parts and accessories than you would would pay a professional anyway. Of course that amount wouldn't even include medical insurance costs, or that trip to the emergency room.Resist the temptation to tackle these little jobs yourself. Gather up all the stuff you bought at Ufixit. Then jam it all between your exercise equipment and the spare Christmas tree. Think of the safety and peace of mind you are bestowing upon your family by hiring a trained professional.Now, envision a ceiling fan that isn't hazardous, a wall socket that works, and a light that needs no taps of encouragement. Imagine all the electrical outlets you could ever want in your home. It is all possible and within your grasp. All you have to do is contact someone a friendly contractor, who will never bite, unlike the Ufixit King Cobra.
