Residential Service
Electrical Safety Inspection
A documented inspection of your panel, wiring, grounding, and devices, with a written report that prioritizes what actually matters.
What's Included
- Full panel inspection: breaker sizing and condition, connection torque, double-taps, signs of heat, and available capacity.
- Grounding and bonding verification — ground rods, water bond, and continuity, which is one of the most commonly missing items in older homes.
- Device and circuit testing throughout: receptacle polarity and ground, GFCI and AFCI function, junction box covers, and open splices.
- Service entrance, meter base, and exterior equipment condition.
- A written report that separates hazards needing immediate attention from code updates and things to simply keep an eye on — with pricing on any repairs, and no pressure to book them with us.
- For commercial properties: panel schedules, emergency and exit lighting checks, and documentation you can hand to an insurer or inspector.
Questions about Electrical Safety Inspection
How is this different from a home inspector's electrical section?
A general home inspector looks at what's visible and flags it for further review. We're licensed electricians — we open the panel, test circuits, verify grounding, and tell you the fix and the cost.
How long does an inspection take?
Most homes are two to three hours depending on size and how accessible the panel and crawl space are. Commercial buildings depend on the number of panels and circuits; we'll scope it before scheduling.
Should I get one if nothing seems wrong?
It's worth it before buying or selling, after any remodel done without permits, if the home is over about thirty years old, or before you add a big load like an EV charger or hot tub.
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