Tallahassee-area residents pay some of the lowest electric rates in Florida. While the state’s average residential price per kilowatt hour (kWh) is 15.24 cents, most Tallahassee households are billed at a 12.34 cents per kWh rate. However, those cents add up, and during these inflationary times, most people are receptive to hearing new cost-cutting tips.

If you periodically review the Tallahassee Fire Department’s (TFD) public safety news releases, you’ll often find that when a report details its response to a structural fire, the cause “often appears to be electrical.” A case in point being its January 16th response to two fires within 12 hours, with the cause of both cited as appearing to be electrical.

In an era where technology is seamlessly integrated into our daily lives, the rise of smart home devices is reshaping the way we interact with our living spaces. Among these innovations, smart plugs have emerged as unsung heroes, subtly transforming homes into hubs of efficiency and convenience. In this blog post, Tallahassee-based Meeks Electrical Service is here to delve into the growing popularity of smart plugs, exploring how these devices are reshaping our daily lives.

Ensuring the safety of young children in our homes is a primary concern for any parent or caregiver. As children are naturally curious, electrical outlets pose significant risks. This is why childproofing outlets is crucial for preventing accidents and safeguarding our little ones. In Tallahassee, Meeks Electrical Services stands ready to assist homeowners in creating a secure environment for their families.

An electrical panel is the heart of a home’s electrical system. Detecting warning signs early can prevent safety hazards and costly repairs. Meeks Electrical Services, based in Tallahassee, Florida, urges homeowners to be vigilant for potential issues that may necessitate electrical panel replacement.

Tallahassee residents dodged a bullet last month as Hurricane Idalia delivered only a glancing blow to the region after the storm wobbled east from its predicted path. While almost 70,000 area residents lost power during the storm, electrical crews quickly restored services.