(Newswire.net — March 18, 2015) Arlington, TEXAS — Lawmakers in Austin filed legislation last week that would require the state to promote the practice of paying power customers for using less electricity. Filed by Senator Kirk Watson (D-Austin) and Representative Sylvester Turner (D-Houston), the practice would be used during times of peak demand. The idea is to reduce strain on the electrical grid. Accurate Electrical Systems, however, is still encouraging customers to pay attention to their maintenance and repair needs regardless of the amount of electricity used.
The woman-owned, family-operated business employs professional technicians who can check on any problem and provide a quick diagnosis. Able to handle jobs of any size, these insured, licensed, and bonded technicians make the appropriate recommendations based on the customer’s exact needs. They provide repair and remodel work as well as service for new construction. From simple wiring repairs to providing reliable generators during outages, AES is known for its first-class work provided throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex since 1984.
“Conserving electricity is a good thing and we encourage power customers to listen to the new state legislation,” said Maggie Smith, President of Accurate Electrical Systems. “Saving power will not avoid electrical problems, however. Homes and business still need to stay up on their electrical maintenance and repair needs, while ensuring their new installations and replacements meet the latest industry standards.”
Demand response is picking up pace although it’s been slow to catch on in Texas, according to a report by The Dallas Morning News. The Advanced Energy Management Alliance estimated about 4% of power has been saved during peak loads, while other organizations have claimed higher percentages. Electricity use in Texas is on the increase. Both legislation and the use of smart meters are helping customers manage their own usage. In addition to cost savings, sources also say that demand response could help avoid rolling blackouts.
Accurate Electrical Systems tends to the power needs of homes, businesses, and schools from its Arlington headquarters. It accommodates the requirements of neighborhoods and large commercial businesses. Large clients include Barnes & Noble, Forever 21, Kirklands, and Ferguson Enterprises.
Whether working on a residential, commercial, or industrial job, AES can service machinery, fluorescent lighting, lighting damage, and even computers, telephones, and other electrical equipment. Efficient electrical usage depends on reliable equipment and service just as much as managing one’s habits. For more details on Accurate Electrical Systems and its professional and knowledgeable service, visit http://accurate-electric-dfw.com/.
About Accurate Electrical Systems
Accurate electrical systems, inc. Has been in business here in Arlington since may of 1984, incorporated in the state of texas. We are women owned and family operated. We do business throughout the dallas-fort worth area.