Electrical Safety Inspections

Electrical problems in your home are a safety hazard. Bad wiring, overloaded circuits, and poor waterproofing of outdoor electrical work can all lead to structure fires within your home or property. When you get an electrical safety inspection done on your home, you will uncover any potential danger from the electrical system in your home. Once the inspection is complete, you will learn about what needs to be repaired and get an estimate for what the work will cost. Our goal is to provide you with a comprehensive look at your electrical system and identify any issues that must be addressed.

Certified Triad-Area Electricians Performing all Inspections to Code

The electricity in your home is governed by a strict set of county regulations. We have an in-depth knowledge of these codes, as we have served the area for more than 30 years. If your home does not meet certain requirements, we give expert advice and guidance for righting the problem to give you a better chance of passing the final safety inspection.

During a safety inspection, the following items can be reviewed:

• Wattage of your light bulbs in all lighting and appliances.
• Waterproofing and safety for outdoor electrical systems.
• Installation of surge protectors for necessary outlets, especially those in use by computers or other valuable electronic equipment.
• Verification that all outlets are appropriately grounded.
• Condition of your wiring system, making sure it is up-to-date and secure.
• Age of the fuse box and condition of its parts.
• Checking all sockets and fittings for lighting and appliances.
• For swimming pools, review of control box and heating connections.
• Planning for more outlets if necessary, per the demands of your home.
• Smoke detector updates, making sure batteries are to date and the units are working.

Keep you and your family safe when you invest in an electrical safety inspection. You will know that your smoke detectors are in good working order, and that any hazards in your electrical system will be addressed. Your carbon monoxide detectors will work as needed, and your circuits will be checked to ensure they are not overloaded. Protect your property, and get the electrical system inspected periodically to reduce your chances of an electrical fire.

You should never be surprised when your electrician delivers your bill. Before we perform services, we make sure to review your electrical needs and the proposed cost of those repairs. Our customers repeatedly report that our prices are not only competitive but also fair and honest. We never recommend repairs you don’t need, and we guarantee our upfront pricing principles.

When to Schedule an Electrical Safety Inspection

There are times when an electrical safety inspection makes sense in your home. If you notice any problems with your wiring, such as flickering lights, an inspection can pinpoint the problem. If you have undergone a major renovation, installed a new appliance, or are purchasing a home, an inspection should be done. When your home is older than 40 years old, an inspection is also recommended.