Start Thinking About Spring Dock Inspections!

It's never too early to start thinking about how you will be proactive about dock safety in 2022. The winter months can wreak havoc on your dock's electrical system. Your system may have been running fine at the end of the season but the damage could occur over the winter and go unnoticed. Keep these tips in mind for inspecting your dock at the beginning of spring! 




Inspect Conduit 

You should inspect your conduit frequently. Check for things like tears in the conduit. If there is a tear in your conduit, your wires are exposed and could be dangerous if they come into contact with water or the medal dock frame. Taping the conduit back together is NOT a good way to fix the issue. This will not fix your issue and is still dangerous. If you notice a tear, to ensure your safety is not at risk, turn off the dock's electricity and call a professional electrician at the Lake of the Ozarks!

Hire a Professional Electrical Contractor 

A lot of people think they can fix issues that arise on their own. While there are a lot of home projects that you are more than capable of tackling on your own, electricity needs to be taken seriously. When the electricity is located near the water, it adds an added danger to the mix. Any time you think there is an issue with your dock, contact only the best electrician at the Lake of the Ozarks to fix your issue. Don't risk your friends, families, or your safety this summer. If the electrical current were to get into the water where there are nearby swimmers, electric shock could occur. Avoid this by calling Catalyst Electric with all your electrical issues! 

Free Dock Inspections! 

You really have no excuse for your dock to not have a proper inspection because Catalyst Electric does FREE dock inspections at the Lake of the Ozarks. Sometimes, you can't always see issues on the outside. When we come to inspect your dock, we can check for the things that you don't know to look for. For example, the original person who installed the wiring in your dock could have installed the wire incorrectly and the conduit hides the evidence. If the wiring is not installed properly, and it comes into contact with the wood of the dock or metal frame if the dock is not properly grounded it could energize the entire dock. This is why is so important to get your dock inspected often!

It’s not too early to start thinking about your yearly dock inspection! At Catalyst Electric, we offer free dock inspections at the Lake of the Ozarks. We will be gearing up for our spring dock inspections very soon, and now is a great time to get on our schedule!

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