By CJ'S AUTO SALES October 20, 2011
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By Vincent Gourmet Cookie Company October 15, 2011
Contact Suncoast Electric of Manatee for all your electrical needs. ...read more
By Accounting for Profits August 10, 2011
Thanks for the connection on Merchant Circle. Here's wishing Suncoast Electric of manatee Inc continued success in your business venture. Giving 5 stars and other "compliments" to your Circle site for your kindness. Thanks, Jesse www.AccountingForProfits.Net ...read more
Synergy Lighting offers a full line of services; including lighting supply, consultation, and sales of the highest quality light bulbs and fixtures available in the Bradenton, Palmetto, Parrish and Ellenton Areas. In business since 1999, we specialize in residential and commercial application of energy-saving “lighting systems” , Parking Lot Lighting, Emergency Exit Lighting and Full line Lighting Supply of Light bulbs. Additionally, Synergy Lighting offers the most comprehensive line of LED lighting products, LED light Bulbs and LED Fixtures. We bring a level of experience, knowledge, and professionalism not easily found elsewhere in the Bradenton area, and the quality of our products is unrivaled. Our in stock items include:Incandescent Light BulbsHalogen Light BulbsCompact Fluorescent Light BulbsLinear Fluorescent Light BulbsMetal Halide Light BulbsHigh Pressure Sodium Light BulbsLED Light BulbsMiniature Light BulbsDecorative Light BulbsSpecialty Light BulbsIf you are interested in Energy Conservation, LED Lighting, Induction Lighting for your Bradenton Home or Business, Synergy Lighting can address your needs with the latest technology and the highest quality light bulbs! For more information on Light Bulbsor LED Light Bulbs, view ourwebsiteor callSynergy Lightingfor afree consultation. Phone:(941)-756-4844begin_of_the_skype_highlighting (941)-756-4844 end_of_the_skype_highlighting Toll Free:(877) 220-5483begin_of_the_skype_highlighting (877) 220-5483 end_of_the_skype_highlighting e-mail:sales@synergylightingusa.com ...read more
By Synergy Lighting July 16, 2011
Recently, the Salvation Army made it known that they were short gifts for 250 Angles this year. Upon reading this on MySuncoast.com Facebook post, an email was issued to the team at United requesting gift donations for the older Angels ranging in ages 10-12. Gifts began pouring in and today we get to deliver a "sleigh" full of brand new gifts for the Salvation Army to deliver on Monday! The plan is for United Electric to adopt angels again next year! http://www.salvationarmy.com/ ...read more
By United Electric December 18, 2009
Help keep your home safe from fires this winter (ARA) - As the holiday season draws near, so does the United States' peak fire season. The same Yule logs, holiday lights and candles that make our homes feel so warm also pose an elevated fire risk. Follow these steps to help ensure you enjoy a safe holiday season. Keep an eye on the bird Did you know Thanksgiving Day has the most home fires each year in the United States? As you prepare your holiday feast, be sure to keep an eye on your oven and stove top, as many home fires begin while cooking is left unattended. Give space heaters space Keep space heaters at least 3 feet from anything that can burn. According to the National Fire Incident Reporting System, electric heaters cause more than 14 percent of all home heating-related fires. Never leave a burning candle unattended Candles started more than 15,600 home fires in 2005, according to the National Fire Protection Agency. These fires accounted for more than $500,000 in property damage. Use a sturdy, deep candleholder and be sure to keep the flame away from anything flammable. Have spare flashlights on hand to use during a power outage rather than candles, and never leave a candle burning while you sleep. Keep your Christmas tree well watered The U.S. Fire Administration estimates more than 33 million American homes include Christmas trees during the holiday season. Whether from poor lighting or being placed too close to a heat source, Christmas trees cause more than 200 fires annually. Tragically, many of these fires occur overnight, increasing the risk of fatalities. Keep matches and lighters out of reach Children seem to be naturally fascinated by fire. Be sure to educate your children about the dangers of fire. Always store your matches and lighters out of sight and reach from your children. Remember - no lighter is childproof. Some are merely child-resistant. Change the batteries on your smoke alarm Test your smoke alarms once a month. Ensure you have one placed in or outside every bedroom in the house and on each floor of the house. Consider connecting them so they all sound at once should a fire occur. "A home fire can be such a tragic, devastating thing," says Sue Steen, CEO of Servpro Industries, Inc. "Our Franchisees see it every year. It's easy for us to think it will never happen to us, but the best way to help prevent fires is to be aware of and take steps to mitigate the risks." Don't let your family be at risk during the holidays. ...read more
By United Electric November 12, 2009
Wall lights add a beautiful and delicate decorative touch to homes. Homeowners who would love to add a great ambiance to their home may be interested in getting interior wall lights installed. Here are some instructions on installing these particular wall lights for your home. ...read more
