Catalyst Electric

You may experience minor electrical issues in your home that many homeowners don't think twice about. Things like outlets that no longer work or a tripped breaker. Even though these issues may seem minor, if problems with your electrical system persist, it's important to address them. Read on to learn about a few electrical problems that could potentially turn hazardous.  #1 Frequent Light Bulbs Burning Out  Lightbulbs that burn out frequently could be a bigger issue than simply overuse. There could be a loose connection in the socket or the circuit. If you have a specific light fixture that you find yourself changing the light bulb frequently, you may need to call your trusted  Lake of the Ozarks electrician  to see if there is a bigger issue. #2 Dead Outlets  If you have an outlet that doesn't work, there is a reason it stopped working in the first place and should be looked at by a licensed electrician. A dead outlet can be caused by a tripped breaker from heat build-up

There are many scenarios that can leave your home or business without power - snow, ice, lightning, car wrecks, faulty equipment, and more. installing a backup generator can help ensure you don't lose power at your home or business again.  Our brand of choice is KOHLER and for a good reason! KOHLER has the best backup generators on the market. Read on to learn more about KOHLER backup generator solutions for your home or business!  KOHLER Generators  Catalyst Electric is a certified KOHLER generator installers! We want to provide our customers with the best products and services and that's why we choose KOHLER Generators. A KOHLER generator is installed outside of your home or business much like an AC unit and comes on automatically within seconds of a power outage. KOHLER generators have been in business since 1920 and are still a family-owned and operated business. A Few Words From KOHLER We eat, sleep and breathe  Every KOHLER generator is meticulously quality-tested start t

It's September, which means fall is almost here! Fall is a great time of year to catch up on home maintenance that you've been putting off during the busy summer month. Keeping up with maintenance tasks can help save on your energy bill. Read on to get a few tips from our electrical contracting company at the Lake of the Ozarks for saving energy this fall! Lighting  Fall is the perfect time to think about changing your lighting to run more efficiently and use less energy. Consider these tips below to help cut costs on your energy. Switch your light bulbs to LED bulbs. LED bulbs use less energy and they typically last longer than incandescent bulbs  Install motion sensors so lights will turn off when you are not in the room  Seal Leaks  Check to see if you have any holes or leaks around your electrical outlets, windows, and doors. Once your heat is turned on, you won't want any heat to escape. You could save up to 20% on your heating bill if you find multiple leaks and the