Plug-in under-cabinet kits leave cords, hidden switches and uneven light. How a hardwired run fits a Windsor kitchen, from the driver to the dimmer.

Where the head sits, when it gets aimed, and whether to graze or wash. Accent light for art and fireplace walls in Windsor homes, without the glare.

The walkthrough after rough-in and before insulation is the easiest time to move a box on a Windsor new build or addition. What to bring and check.

New LEDs that flicker or buzz usually point at the dimmer, the driver, mixed products or a loose connection. How we trace the cause in older Windsor homes.

Battery, standby generator or a portable inlet: which one fits depends on the loads you need through a shutoff. How to pick what stays on in Windsor.

A storm pulled on your Sebastopol service mast. What the utility owns, what you own, first safety steps, and why repair and inspection come before power.

Outdoor GFCI tripping every wet winter in Sebastopol? Water in boxes, worn covers, downstream outlets, garden lights, pumps, and when the device is done.

No water on a Sebastopol well? How to tell a pressure switch problem from an electrical fault, what a PSPS shutoff does, and who to call first.

Getting real power to a barn or shop on a rural Sebastopol parcel: feeder, subpanel, trench and conduit, separate grounding, and sizing for your tools.

What a battery-ready panel really takes in an older Sebastopol home: space, load math, backup circuits, permits, and the utility steps in the right order.