Pacific Electric Panels (often referred to as Pacific or Federal Pacific Electric panels) were once widely installed in homes and commercial properties across the United States from the 1950s through the 1980s. At the time, they were considered reliable and cost-effective. Unfortunately, over the years, these panels have…
It’s a common frustration: you turn on the air conditioner, start a steam shower, or fire up the shop compressor — and the lights in your home dim or flicker. While it might seem like just an annoyance, frequent dimming can also signal electrical strain that may shorten…
Are you bored with basic white plastic light switches? If you're renovating, redecorating, or just want to make your space feel more intentional, upgrading your light switches and plates can add an unexpected, memorable touch of style.
At Allstar Electrical, we specialize in helping Denver homeowners and business owners personalize…
If you look closely at almost any two- or three-prong plug sold in North America, you’ll notice a small hole near the tip of each flat blade. These holes aren’t decoration—they date back to the earliest days of household electricity and still serve useful purposes today.
When an electrical panel upgrade or major repair requires shutting down your home’s power, the last impression you’ll remember is how that power comes back on. At Allstar Electrical, we follow a disciplined re-energizing protocol that puts safety, equipment longevity, and customer convenience first.
When you invite an electrician into your home, you’re placing a great deal of trust in them—not only to keep your family safe with quality workmanship, but to respect the space where you live and make memories. At Allstar Electrical we believe that trust is won or lost…
