Let Me Show You 5 Electrical Dangers Hiding in Your Home Right Now

Описание: Most homeowners assume their home is safe as long as the lights turn on—but that’s not always true.

In this video, Xavier Garcia, USMC veteran and licensed electrician, walks you through five hidden electrical dangers he finds repeatedly while inspecting homes. These issues show up in both older houses and newer renovations—and many homeowners never know they’re there until something goes wrong.

You’ll learn about:
• Double-tapped breakers
• Knob and tube wiring
• Overloaded circuits
• Missing or failed GFCI protection
• Outdated and dangerous electrical panels
• Why AFCI protection matters

Hey, thanks for being here.

My name is Xavier Garcia. I’m a USMC veteran and the proud owner of Xpert Electric. After years working in homes every day, I realized that many homeowners simply aren’t given the information they need to truly understand their electrical systems or the safety risks inside their homes.

That’s why I started making these videos.

Every home is different. Electrical systems can vary based on age, past renovations, location, and local electrical code requirements. My goal is to help homeowners better understand what they’re looking at, what questions to ask, and when it’s time to bring in a professional.

Because electrical work can be dangerous if done incorrectly, the information in this video is shared for educational purposes only and should not replace an on-site evaluation by a licensed electrician. If something in your home doesn’t feel right, it’s always best to have a qualified professional take a look or check with your local building department.

Xpert Electric and I are not responsible for work performed without proper licensing, permits, or professional guidance. Electrical codes and best practices can change over time and may differ depending on where you live.

I own and operate Xpert Electric, proudly serving homeowners and businesses throughout North New Jersey.

Thanks for taking the time to learn about your home.