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Taylor Swift Engagement Lights Up the Internet — But What About Your Breaker Box?

The internet lit up with the news of the Taylor Swift engagement to NFL star Travis Kelce. From the dazzling ring to the Instagram-worthy announcement, the couple is officially stepping into their next chapter — and fans everywhere can feel the spark. But speaking of sparks, let’s talk about another kind of commitment: your home’s…

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Knob-and-Tube Wiring – Understanding This Common Outdated Electrical System

Knob-and-Tube Wiring: What It Is, Where You’ll Find It, and What to Do About It A common surprise in older Colorado homes — and what it means for safety, insurance, and remodeling. If your home was built before the 1950s — especially in neighborhoods like Old North End, Patty Jewett, Manitou Springs, or rural parts…

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If Electrical Problems Were Dating Profiles

⚡ If Electrical Problems Were Dating Profiles Because sometimes it’s not you — it’s your house. From commitment issues to constant sparks, electrical problems have a lot in common with bad dates. So if your lights are flickering or your panel keeps ghosting you, it might be time to break up… and call Gaddie Electric…

Whip and Breaker Connection

What Is a Whip and Breaker? Why They’re Essential for Your New A/C or Replacement Unit

What Is a Whip and Breaker? Why They’re Essential for Your New A/C or Replacement Unit If you’re installing a new air conditioning unit or replacing an old one, you might hear your HVAC technician mention that you’ll need a “whip and breaker.” While it may sound technical, these components are crucial for safely powering…

2025 Electrical Code Updates

Electrical Code Updates Colorado Homeowners Should Know

Keeping your home safe and up to code isn’t just about following regulations—it’s about protecting your family, property, and investment. The National Electrical Code (NEC) is updated every three years, and Colorado adopts many of these changes to ensure higher safety standards. If you’re a homeowner—especially in older homes—understanding these updates could save you from…

Fluorescent Bulb Sales are banned in Colorado in 2025

Fluorescent Bulb Ban in Colorado: Switch to LED Lighting

As of 2025, Colorado has officially banned the sale of most fluorescent light bulbs under House Bill 23-1161. This legislation supports the state’s commitment to energy efficiency and environmental safety—great news for Colorado, but it leaves many homeowners and businesses asking, “What do I do when my bulbs burn out?” No worries—Gaddie Electric is here…