Aug 29, 2022 | Electrical Safety, The GVEC Review
Thankfully, downed power lines aren’t common. When lines do get knocked down, though—usually due to severe weather or vehicle accidents—they pose a serious potential danger. Even if a downed line doesn’t hum, spark or “dance,” it can still be carrying dangerously...
Aug 1, 2022 | Electrical Safety, Products, Services and Us
High-tech gadgets, entertainment equipment and useful appliances are investments that contribute to making your house a fully-functional home. We’re talking about refrigerators, freezers, ovens, dishwashers, washing machines and dryers, computers, TVs, game consoles,...
Jul 12, 2022 | Electrical Safety, Local People and Places, News & Announcements, The GVEC Review
Don’t Miss the The 2022 Texas Lineman’s Rodeo When: Saturday July 16 Where: Nolte Island Park — 2220 FM 466 Seguin, Texas The 2022 Texas Lineman’s Rodeo is an event that allows linemen from around the state to showcase their line work skills...
May 31, 2022 | Electrical Safety, Energy Efficiency, The GVEC Review
For many South Central Texas residents, May marks the beginning of cookout season. It’s a time when family and friends begin gathering to celebrate warm temperatures and beautiful, sunny skies. There’s always plenty of laughter and comradery, outdoor amusements, and...
Apr 1, 2022 | Electrical Safety
If your agricultural or oil field equipment has come into contact with an electric line, you’ve driven into an electric pole, or you’ve come across downed lines—assume the lines are energized even if they aren’t buzzing or humming. These are all potentially dangerous...
Apr 1, 2022 | Electrical Safety
A Season for Landscaping, Digging…and Dialing 811 As flowers bloom and trees fill with leaves, it’s the perfect time to start a landscaping project. However, it’s critical to call 811 before you dig to find out where underground utility lines run on your...
