Understanding your home’s electrical system could be at the bottom of your priority list, but there are times when it’s useful to understand what some of its jargon refers to, like the numbers in this title. They describe the maximum amount of electricity that can go through a circuit without making it shut off or trip.
If you want to do a DIY project, perhaps stick to something small such as repairing your kitchen cabinets or a leaky faucet. When it comes to an HVAC system, they are much more complicated, and your risk of causing farther damage is enormous.
Hiller Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electrical (Hiller), the region’s premier provider of residential and commercial service and repair, is proud to announce a five-year partnership with the Nashville Predators, Tennessee’s National Hockey League franchise. The Predators, established as an NHL franchise in 1998, are members of the Central Division of the Western Conference in the […]
Start preparing your home today so that you are ready for an emergency that involves an electrical outage. Trying to get everything in place after your power has gone out can be difficult or impossible.
Hiller Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electrical (Hiller), the region’s premier provider of residential and commercial service and repair, was ranked on Nashville Business Journal’s 2018 List of the 50 Fastest Growing Private Companies in Middle Tennessee (Fast 50). The 2018 award marks Hiller’s fourth consecutive inclusion on the list, in addition to previous inclusions under […]
Before turning your air conditioning unit on for the first time, you should go through this brief checklist of important items to address any issues that may hinder its performance.