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Let the Sparks Fly OUTSIDE Not in Your Home This Summer
Ahhh, summer, we’re in the thick of it now. That glorious time of year when we fire up the grill and crank up the AC. But while you’re roasting marshmallows by the fire pit or catching fireworks on the 4th, here’s one spark you definitely don’t want flying:... [read more]
By Green Frontier Electric Staff 7-1-2025
Tell the Heat See You Later With a Home Generator
Let’s paint a picture: it’s a record-breaking Colorado summer day. The sun is blazing, your AC is humming along, and you're halfway through blending a mango smoothie. Then—ZAP—the lights flicker… and everything goes silent. Blender? Dead. AC? Toast. Your mood? Rapidly melting. Sound familiar? If you haven’t experienced... [read more]
By Green Frontier Electric Staff 6-1-2025
Watt’s Up With Your Wiring Upgrade
So… it’s the third time you’ve flipped that same breaker this week. Your lights flicker like a low-budget horror film every time you use the toaster and the microwave. And let’s not even talk about the tangle of extension cords powering your “modern” lifestyle. If this is your... [read more]
By Green Frontier Electric Staff 5-1-2025
Why a Smart Thermostat Is the Brainy Move for Your Home
This blog goes out to our eco-conscious energy warriors! At Green Frontier Electric, saving energy is our jam, and smart homes are basically our second language. In this article, we’ll be diving into one of the smartest (pun intended) upgrades you can make to your home — the... [read more]
By Green Frontier Electric Staff 4-1-2025
How to Prevent Circuit Overloads
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, as they say. But in this case, preventing circuit overloads is much better than dealing with the aftermath. Last month, we discussed the dangers of overloaded circuits, so this month we will briefly delve into how you can... [read more]
By Green Frontier Electric Staff 3-1-2025
The Dangers of Overloaded Circuits
This month, many are entertaining guests, which means sockets will be used much more often. Electrical circuits are designed to handle a specific amount of power. When too many appliances or devices are plugged into a single circuit, it can become overloaded, posing serious risks such as electrical... [read more]
By Green Frontier Electric Staff 2-1-2025
How Cold Weather Can Affect Your Homes Wiring
It’s been colder in Denver as of late. As temperatures drop in the winter months, homeowners often focus on keeping their homes warm and cozy. However, one critical aspect that shouldn’t be overlooked is the effect cold weather can have on your home’s electrical wiring. Low temperatures, fluctuating... [read more]
By Green Frontier Electric Staff 1-1-2025
Avoid Electrical Fires and Keep Your Home Safe
With all the wildfires in the summer, it seems like we can’t catch a break. But we at Green Frontier Electric want you to avoid fires this winter as much as possible. During the holiday season, electrical fires are a serious safety concern, accounting for thousands of residential... [read more]
By Green Frontier Electric Staff 12-1-2024
DIY Electrical Work is Risky Business: Leave it to Green Frontier Electric
The only risky business in your house should be a Tom Cruise movie. When it comes to electrical work, you shouldn’t take chances. Sure, DIY projects can be fun and cost-effective, but the risks far outweigh the potential savings when it comes to electrical work. Attempting to handle... [read more]
By Green Frontier Electric Staff 11-1-2024
How Electrical Receptacles Work and Why They Are Important
Many of our commercial clients know we at Green Frontier Electric offer installation for specialty receptacles, also known as outlets, but most likely not how they work. Installing specialty receptacles can improve the quality of your electrical system. They are essential components of any home or building’s electrical... [read more]
By Green Frontier Electric Staff 10-1-2024
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