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At Keating Electric, we specialize in commercial projects of all sizes. From routine maintenance and code compliance upgrades to complex installations, our team has the knowledge and experience to deliver results that meet or exceed expectations. We understand the unique challenges that commercial properties face and provide solutions tailored to each client’s needs.

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Power surges can occur for various reasons, including lightning strikes and utility grid fluctuations. These sudden spikes in voltage can wreak havoc on your electronic equipment, causing irreparable damage. Protect your valuable electronics with whole house surge protection.

Ceiling fans can be year-round money-savers. These unassuming fixtures not only keep you comfortable in the summer but also help you save on energy costs during the winter. In this article, we'll explore the surprising benefits of ceiling fans and how they can put money back in your pocket all year long.

As you embark on the exciting journey of moving into a new home, it's wise to ensure that your electrical system is safe and up to code. Hiring a professional inspector is the best approach but there are some basics you should be aware of in advance.

The holiday season is a time of joy, celebration, and, often, dazzling decorations. As we adorn our homes with lights, ornaments, and other festive displays, it's crucial to prioritize safety, particularly when it comes to electrical systems.

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) stand out as a crucial component in safeguarding your loved ones and your property.

An electrical upgrade is when the outdated features of your home’s electrical system get upgraded and enhanced to accommodate today's modern power demands and current safety features. The basic idea of an electrical upgrade is replacing old hardware and updating outdated systems as well as making sure that your power is a modern 200-amp service.

The lighting in your home will include a variety of kinds of lighting that are all used together to build a warm and inviting atmosphere. The main types of indoor lighting to consider include Ambient, Task, and Accent Lighting.