Electrical Inspections & Safety Checks 

Every inspection is detailed, methodical, and tailored to the property. A typical safety check includes:

• Breaker panel inspection (loose connections, corrosion, overheating, labeling issues)

• Testing outlets & switches for proper operation, grounding, and wear

• Checking GFCI & AFCI protection in required areas

• Inspecting wiring condition (attic, basement, crawlspace, accessible junction boxes)

• Load evaluation to identify overloaded circuits

• Testing smoke & CO detectors for proper placement and function

• Verifying grounding & bonding

• Identifying code issues or outdated components

• Checking exterior electrical (lighting, outlets, weatherproofing)

• Reviewing major appliances & HVAC electrical connections

You’ll receive clear feedback on what’s safe, what needs attention, and what should be repaired soon.

Inspections are recommended for:

• Buying or selling a home

• Rental property turnover

• After storm damage or power issues

• Older homes (20+ years)

• Frequent breaker trips or flickering lights

• Adding new appliances or equipment

• Annual safety checks for peace of mind

If something feels “off” with your electrical system, it’s always better to check early.

Inspections are recommended for:

• Buying or selling a home

• Rental property turnover

• After storm damage or power issues

• Older homes (20+ years)

• Frequent breaker trips or flickering lights

• Adding new appliances or equipment

• Annual safety checks for peace of mind

If something feels “off” with your electrical system, it’s always better to check early.

Many customers choose to pair an inspection with:

• Breaker panel repairs or upgrades

• Outlet & switch replacements

• Smoke/CO detector installation

• Lighting repairs or upgrades

• Surge protection installation

• Generator evaluations

If something is found during the inspection, repairs can often be completed during the same visit.