The National Electrical Code (NEC) is used nationally and internationally as the basis for safeguarding persons, buildings, and their contents from hazards arising from the use of electricity.  
Haik Electric will be more than happy to make your home or business in accordance with all current electrical codes and safe from fire hazard and electrical shock. However, here are some common types of electrical violations that could be observed in residential, commercial, or industrial settings: 
                
                
                  Improper Wiring or Connections 
                  Loose or exposed wires 
                  Incorrectly wired outlets or switches 
                  Overloaded circuits 
                  Non-compliant electrical grounding 
                  Non-compliance with Local Codes and Standards 
                  Failure to adhere to local electrical codes 
                  Unapproved modifications or additions to electrical systems 
                  Using non-certified or non-standard materials and components 
                  Faulty Electrical Panels 
                  Overcrowded circuit breakers 
                  Outdated or malfunctioning electrical panels 
                  Lack of proper labeling for circuits 
                  Improper placement of panels 
                  Insufficient Circuit Protection 
                  Absence of proper fuses or circuit breakers 
                  Incorrectly rated breakers for the load they carry 
                  Ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCI) 
                  Using light bulbs that exceed the rated wattage for fixtures 
                  Installing lighting systems that are not properly secured or protected 
                  Use of Hazardous or Defective Electrical Equipment 
                  Unapproved or counterfeit electrical devices 
                  Using electrical equipment that has been recalled or has a known defect 
                  Overuse of extension cords or using them as permanent wiring 
                  Electrical Safety Hazards 
                  Exposed electrical wires or components that are not protected 
                  Improper Electrical Grounding 
                  Lack of proper grounding for electrical systems 
                  Broken or disconnected grounding wires 
                  Running too many devices on a single circuit 
                  Overloading an electrical panel with more circuits than it is designed to handle 
                  Use of outdated or undersized wiring that can not handle the load 
                  Illegal Electrical Work 
                  Using temporary wiring for permanent applications 
                  Improper Lighting Installation 
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