Lyon Village, VA bungalows are among the most coveted homes in Arlington County. They are also carrying electrical systems that are approaching 100 years old. Here is what a century of residential wiring actually means — and why the renovation wave makes it more urgent.

Rosslyn, VA's residential buildings span three construction eras — pre-1960, aluminum-wiring mid-century, and post-1983. Each generation carries a different set of electrical risks that most residents have never been told about. Here is what those risks actually are.

Ballston, VA's transit-corridor residential buildings were built with panels sized for a version of household life that no longer exists. In 2026, those panels are quietly failing the residents who depend on them. Here is the honest assessment.

Pentagon City, VA residents live at the intersection of a Pentagon campus, major transit infrastructure, and dense retail — all sharing the same electrical grid. That combination creates voltage transients most residents have no protection against. Here is what actual surge defense looks like.

Bluemont, VA park-edge properties have beautiful outdoor settings and are completely dark from sunset onward. Professional outdoor lighting changes the safety, security, and livability of these properties — here is what a proper system addresses and what the design process looks like.

Hall's Hill, VA is one of Arlington County's oldest and most historically significant neighborhoods — and one whose housing stock carries decades of deferred electrical investment. Here is what that actually looks like, what it costs to address, and how PRO Electric plus HVAC approaches this community's specific circumstances.

Shirlington, VA apartment buildings built in the 1960s and 1970s contain aluminum branch wiring that has been deteriorating at connection points for 50-plus years. Most renters have never been told. Here is what the risk looks like and what can actually be done about it.