A settlement founded on a piece of land granted to the Adair family by King Charles I in 1626, Ballymena is now the eighth largest town in Northern Ireland. Located in County Antrim, the town lies in the River Main valley 24 miles northwest of the city of Belfast. As of 2011, Ballymena had a population of 29,467.

History

Ballymena's earliest recorded history dates to the Early Christian period. Ballymena is long known for its linen and woolen production, but more recently, there has been a tremendous increase in the use of synthetic fibers. The First World War destroyed the traditional linen industry. A railway was built in 1848, and later on, public facilities, including churches and a town hall, followed. In 1939, Ballymena became a borough and had since continued to develop and change.

Tourist Attractions

The Arthur Cottage, a restored 18th-century farmhouse in the neighboring village of Cullybackey, is one of Northern Ireland's most famous tourist attractions. Ballymena is also home to the magnificent Slemish Mountain and Dooey's Cairn. Lissanoure Castle Estate, built in 1300, features classic architecture and is also worth a visit. Today, it's open for weddings and other events. If you enjoy learning about history, Ballymena is an excellent site to visit.

Climate

The area is known for its warm and temperate climate. Ballymena, like many other towns in Northern Ireland, receives a lot of rain throughout the year. The annual rainfall is 956 mm, which is quite a bit, which holds even in April, which is considered the driest month. The average yearly temperature is 9.0 °C.

Your electrical appliances need to keep up with the changing weather.

Your home's heating and cooling system will need to adjust to the humidity and temperature changes that occur during the year due to the changing weather. Improper ventilation and electrical malfunctions can occur as a result of the changing season. You'll want to make sure your home's electrical systems are running properly at all times. Who wants a bad electrical system in the middle of the night or when the weather is bad?

As a homeowner, you probably already have too many things to worry about, but it's critical to address any safety concerns in your house before they become larger issues, especially when there's potential for much worse things to happen if something isn't done correctly!

If you need an expert opinion on any electrical update or repairs for your electrical appliances, the best choice is, of course, a professional service. We at Electrician Belfast Pro are always ready to assist homeowners and business owners in all kinds of electrical work - whether it's electrical installation, inspection, repair, or upkeep. We're the reputable electricians you can always count on!

Don't believe us? Ask your local community. We've most likely provided them with excellent and dependable electrical service for years. Aside from Belfast, we also offer electrical assistance in Ballymena and the neighboring towns of Northern Ireland.

Our office is located at #103 A, Apt. 104, Margarita Plaza, 81 Adelaide Street, Belfast, BT2 8FF. Currently, we don't offer on-site services, but we do provide free estimates, so give us a call at (028) 9694-3113, and one of our friendly staff will be glad to help you.