Signs of Bad Electrical Wiring in a House

by Abdul Basit Grow with Us

Some problems require immediate attention, or else you invite any unfortunate incident right at your home! I’m talking about electrical wiring in your house. A small spark can result in a deadly fire, or at the least permanently damage your home appliances.

Surely, you would want to avoid any such situation. And how do you do that? There’s only one way, never ignore bad wiring or hire a professional handyman services

This post will walk you through some indicators of bad wiring in your house. As soon as you see any such signs, call an electrical maintenance company in Dubai to your home right away and get those fixed fast!

1.Dimming or Flickering Lights

One of the early indications of the wiring issue is dim or flickering lights. This is something clearly visible, on and off you will see the difference in light’s intensity.

The thing is, lights take so little electricity that even a small change in the current supply won’t affect them. There couldn’t be a problem caused by a problem with the fixture itself.

The possible cause could be faulty wiring. If that’s the case, delaying the repair would escalate the problem. So you are better off diagnosing and fixing it at the earliest.

2.Problem With the Breakers and Fuses

Never ignore an issue with a circuit breaker, it protects your house from fire when there’s excessive load. Otherwise, overloading ( when the circuit gets an exceeding number of amps than it is designed for) results in fire.

Both fuse and circuit breakers serve the same purpose, but only the latter is reusable once they blow out. Anyways, what you need to determine if your fuse and the circuit breaker that is going off frequently is the cause or something else.

If it’s due to the excessive load, you need to cut down on the load ( divided equal load among each). But if the problem is still there, this indicates a bigger problem – something wrong with your interior design and wiring.

Don’t try to do anything on your own, only a certified electrician can look into this issue with safety precautions and unearth the real issue.