Thorough Electrical Safety Inspections: Prevent Issues Before They Start

While often done together, testing involves using specialized equipment to measure and verify the performance of your electrical system components. This can include load testing, insulation resistance testing, and earth fault loop impedance testing. Our safety inspections typically include both visual inspection and essential testing.

We can perform minor repairs or adjustments during the inspection if time allows. For more significant issues, we’ll provide a detailed quote for the necessary work and can schedule a follow-up appointment for repairs.

Yes, we provide a detailed written report of our findings, including any safety concerns, code violations, and recommendations for improvements or repairs. This report can be valuable for your records and for planning any necessary upgrades.

A thorough electrical safety inspection usually takes 2-3 hours for an average-sized home. Larger homes or those with complex electrical systems may take longer. We’ll provide a more accurate time estimate when scheduling your inspection.

Our safety inspections typically include checking your electrical panel, testing outlets and switches, inspecting visible wiring, checking GFCI and AFCI protection, verifying proper grounding, and assessing the overall condition of your electrical system. We also look for potential fire hazards and code violations.

We recommend having a comprehensive electrical safety inspection every 3-5 years for most homes. However, if your home is older (40+ years), has had major renovations, or you’re experiencing electrical issues, more frequent inspections may be advisable.