Older wiring, overloaded circuits and worn outlets are hidden fire risks. Our licensed electricians check your system from the panel to the outlets and explain what needs attention.
Electrical problems often stay hidden until something fails. An inspection gives you a clear picture of your system’s condition.
Spot overheating connections, overloaded circuits and damaged wiring.
You get a plain list of what is urgent and what can wait.
Know the condition of a home's electrical system before closing.
Confirm your panel can handle new appliances or added loads.
An electrical safety inspection is a smart step in these situations.
Panel condition, breaker sizing, labeling and signs of overheating.
Grounding, GFCI protection in wet areas and damaged or loose outlets.
Detector placement, age and function, with replacement if needed.
We open and inspect the main panel and breakers.
We test outlets, switches and GFCI protection throughout the home.
We check smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
We walk you through findings and repair options.
Most homes take one to two hours, depending on size and the number of circuits.
No. This is a safety review of your existing system by our licensed electricians, not a building department inspection.
We explain each issue in plain terms and give you options and pricing for any repairs.
Every few years is reasonable for most homes, and sooner for older homes or after problems.
Yes. An electrical inspection can help you understand repairs before closing.