What We Inspect
- Panel condition, brand, capacity, and breaker health
- Grounding and bonding of the service and water and gas systems
- GFCI and AFCI protection where current code requires it
- Visible wiring condition, junction boxes, and attic and crawlspace runs
- Outlets, switches, and fixtures for wear, heat, and reversed polarity
- Smoke and carbon monoxide detector placement
When An Inspection Makes Sense
Home purchases are the big one. A general home inspector notes symptoms, but a licensed electrical contractor can tell you what the fix actually involves and what it should cost, which is leverage during escrow. Inspections also make sense before a major remodel, after buying an older home, or when a house has a mix of old and new wiring from decades of handyman work.
What You Get
A written report in plain English: what is safe, what needs attention soon, and what is urgent, with photos and a prioritized fix list. If you want us to handle the repairs, every item is quoted in writing. If you just want the report, that is fine too.
