Author: J & S Electrical Contractors

Power outages can happen at any time. From hurricanes, blizzards and other natural disasters, to industrial or domestic accidents, there are a number of reasons for sudden and unplanned loss of electricity. As an administrator, owner or property manager of a seniors’ facility, you may be aware of the grave consequences of such outages. In fact, several aspects, such as access, mobility, or health support systems could suffer without emergency restoration of power. 

Are there certain appliances or machinery that are vital for running your business? Will their non-performance lead to adverse consequences, such as lost productivity or compromised product quality? Business-critical machines need special care to keep them up and running at all times. While routine maintenance may require planned downtime for the equipment, power outages or sudden failures in electrical systems may impact your production efficiencies, customer satisfaction, as well as profitability.

When it comes to maintaining and managing municipal complexes or parking lots, you want to ensure good road conditions, smart security features and proper lighting installations for the benefit of your staff and patrons. In sports fields or stadiums, illumination is a key component of night games and matches, where the very effectiveness of the sport may be dependent on the right fixtures, angles, and intensity of lights.

Multi dwelling units such as townhomes, condo buildings, senior living communities and hotels have distinct electrical requirements and challenges. The most important aspect is reliable power supply to all units and recent automotive technology fueling the demand for electric charging stations. Large, repetitive areas, firewalls and steel studded construction account for their unique needs. 

As a business owner, you are always trying different ways to promote your products or services, grow your customer base, reduce your overheads and increase your profitability. Another critical aspect of managing a business is to ensure the safety of your business data and materials, as well as your employees, customers and patrons who set foot on your premises. Whether it is an office, a mall, a hospital, a restaurant, a parking lot, a school campus, or any type of commercial complex, the security of the users is dependent on numerous factors. However, one basic safety measure that you can put in place is ensuring that all the frequently used areas within your property are lit up adequately.