Church Services Article RSS http://www.churchservices.com Church Services Article RSS feed. . Church Services http://www.churchservices.com/tresources/en/images/icons/tendenci34x15.gif http://www.churchservices.com no Copyright 2005, Church Services Tendenci Membership Management Software by Schipul - The Web Marketing Company en-us noemail@churchservices.com Thu, 09 Sep 2010 14:46:12 GMT Articles http://www.churchservices.com/en/art/56/ Many Houston houses receive their electric power by way of overhead wires running from the electric pole to the house. Homes with this above ground entry for their power have a weatherhead which is mounted on the roof or side of the house. <p>The weatherhead allows the power lines to be protected from the weather. The weatherhead is usually mounted on the top of a piece of pipe or conduit and the wires then run down the piping into the service panel mounted on the house. </p> <p>Weatherheads are required by most municipal electrical codes or building codes. When a storm damages the weatherhead, power can not be restored to your home even if other neighbors have power. A licensed electrician needs to replace the damaged weatherhead prior to restoring power to your house.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <br><br>9-Oct-08 11:00 AM Storm damage to Houston weatherheads. What is a weatherhead? Many Houston houses receive their electric power by way of overhead wires running from the electric pole to the house. Homes with this above ground entry for their power have a weatherhead which is mounted on the roof or side of the house. <p>The weatherhead allows the power lines to be protected from the weather. The weatherhead is usually mounted on the top of a piece of pipe or conduit and the wires then run down the piping into the service panel mounted on the house. </p> <p>Weatherheads are required by most municipal electrical codes or building codes. When a storm damages the weatherhead, power can not be restored to your home even if other neighbors have power. A licensed electrician needs to replace the damaged weatherhead prior to restoring power to your house.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> no http://www.churchservices.com/en/art/56/ Tom Jones Thu, 09 Oct 2008 16:00:00 GMT