Here at K and M Maintenance, we realise how important it is for households and families to be saving money. Whether you are a homeowner or a landlord, we are all feeling the pinch. But knowing what you can save money on, and what is worth the cost is important. When it comes to electrical work, we can assure you it is worth the cost. This is our guide to the dangers of DIY electrical work.

 

Domestic Electrical Fires

If your home need some electrical repair, dont be tempted to do it yourself. Professional electricians are much more likely to prevent connection problems and to spot faulty wiring than a DIY homeowner. As a result, they will put right the issues that they have been trained to find, while you may not even notice.

This is essential because every year hundreds of domestic fires are caused by electrical faults, unstable connections, and faulty or old wiring. These fires cause property damage and risk the lives of your family. It is definitely not worth the risk.

Injuries or Fatalities

We make take our electricity for granted, but never forget that it is extremely hazardous. Attempting electrical DIY can lead to injuries and fatalities, not only for the DIY homeowner, but also for your family.

The risks of injuries and fatalities dont just stop at fires either. Electrocution and structural issues and damage can all lead to death and serious injury.

Damage to the Property

The least concerning of the potential dangers of DIY electrical work, is damage to the property itself. While this might not lead to personal injury or death, it can be financially crippling. If you dont use a professional and qualified electrician to repair and maintain your home electricals, you will likely not be able to claim on the insurance. Why risk huge amounts of debt to save on the cost of an electrician?

In summary

The dangers of DIY electrical work include fires, injuries and fatalities, and damage to the property itself. We definitely dont think that it is worth the risk. Contact Preston’s leading electrical experts today, at K and M Maintenance.