Buying a home? Dealing with a panel that's 30 years old? Insurance company asking for electrical documentation? A professional inspection catches problems while they're still small and inexpensive to fix. We go through your panel, wiring, outlets, grounding, and protective devices against current code and give you a clear written report of what's solid, what needs attention, and what's urgent.
There's no sales pitch and no scare tactics. You get an honest, prioritized picture of your home's electrical condition so you can plan repairs on your own timeline. We walk you through the findings before we leave, and you keep a written summary for your records, your insurer, or a future buyer.
What does an electrical safety inspection cover?
Panel & breakers
Panel condition, brand and capacity, breaker sizing, double-taps, and signs of heat or corrosion.
Wiring & connections
Visible wiring condition, aluminum branch wiring, junctions, and unsafe or unpermitted modifications.
Outlets & switches
Grounding, polarity, GFCI and AFCI protection, and damaged or overloaded devices.
Grounding & bonding
Proper grounding and bonding, an essential safety system that is often incomplete in older homes.
Safety devices
Smoke and carbon monoxide coverage and surge protection relative to current recommendations.
Written findings
A clear, prioritized written summary so you know what is fine, what to plan for, and what is urgent.
When do you need an electrical safety inspection?
- You are buying or selling a home
- Your home is more than 30 years old
- Your insurer asks for electrical documentation
- You have an older or recalled panel brand
- You have had recurring electrical issues
- You are planning major upgrades or an addition