Editorial Guidelines
These guidelines explain how Campbell electrical information is written, reviewed and updated for homeowners.
Write for the homeowner first
Electrical content should explain the problem, useful next steps, service scope and safety considerations in plain language. Visitors should be able to understand what to do next without learning technical terminology first.
Use local context where it helps
Campbell references are used where they help a homeowner understand service coverage, permitting context or the type of residential electrical work being discussed. Location terms should read naturally rather than being repeated for their own sake.
Keep electrical claims specific and supportable
- Do not fabricate reviews, ratings, staff credentials, license numbers or years in business.
- Do not publish fake street addresses or unsupported arrival-time guarantees.
- Separate general safety guidance from an actual on-site diagnosis.
- Treat fire, shock, water-contact and service-equipment hazards conservatively.
Updates and corrections
Pages may be revised when service coverage, electrical standards, local requirements, call options or technical information changes. Clear factual errors should be corrected promptly.