Electrical Safety Inspections
A full check of your panel, wiring, and outlets, so you know exactly what’s safe, what’s aging, and what actually needs attention.
- 20+ Years Combined Experience
- 24/7 Emergency Service
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- Licensed C-10 Electrical Contractor #1034067
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What a Safety Inspection Involves
A safety inspection is a full check of your home’s electrical system, panel, breakers, outlets, switches, and visible wiring, not a look at just one circuit or one complaint. It’s meant to catch developing problems before they become emergencies.
This is available as a standalone paid diagnostic, and it’s also included free when you have a whole-house rewire or a panel upgrade done, since we’re already assessing the system as part of that work.
Signs You Should Get One
You're buying or selling a home
Your home is 20 to 30 years old or more and has never been inspected
Lights flicker with no clear, obvious cause
Outlets or switches feel warm to the touch
You're planning a major appliance addition, like a hot tub or EV charger
Your insurance company requested one
A safety inspection is worth scheduling if any of these apply, and it’s especially useful whenever you’re about to make a decision, buying, selling, or adding a major appliance, that depends on the system being sound.
What We Check
A thorough inspection covers the whole system, not a quick glance at the panel:
Area
What We Look For
Why It Matters
Panel & Breakers
Corrosion, loose connections, and outdated or recalled panel brands.
The panel is the single point that affects your entire home’s safety.
Outlets & Switches
Loose or worn connections, missing GFCI protection where required.
A common, easily missed source of arcing and shock risk.
Wiring Condition
Visible wiring for damage, aging insulation, or outdated wiring types.
Catches deterioration before it becomes a hidden hazard behind walls.
A Clean Bill of Health Is a Real Outcome Too
It’s easy to assume an inspection only has value if it finds a problem, but a clean result matters just as much, especially if you’re buying a home, closing out a renovation, or just want peace of mind after years of not knowing your system’s actual condition.
We give you the same level of detail either way: a written summary of what we checked and what we found, whether that’s a list of recommended fixes or confirmation that everything looks solid.
Our Inspection Process
1
Visual Panel & Breaker Check
We inspect your panel for corrosion, loose connections, and outdated or recalled equipment.
2
Outlet & Switch Testing
We test outlets and switches throughout the home, including GFCI function where applicable.
3
Wiring & Load Assessment
We check visible wiring condition and assess whether your system’s capacity matches your actual usage.
4
Written Report & Recommendations
You get a written summary of what we found, with clear, honest recommendations, not an upsell list.
Permits for Safety Inspections: The inspection itself doesn’t require a permit. If the inspection identifies a repair that needs one, such as a panel issue, we’ll explain that clearly before any further work starts.
What Affects Inspection Pricing
A standalone inspection is a flat starting rate; it’s included at no cost when bundled with a whole-house rewire or panel upgrade.
If you’re already planning a whole-house rewire or a panel upgrade, the inspection is included at no extra cost as part of that project. If you just want a system check without any other work planned, it’s available on its own starting from $80. We’ll tell you which situation applies when you call, rather than you having to figure it out yourself.
Electrical Safety Inspection
From $80
Electrical safety inspection from $80 (free when bundled with a whole-house rewire or panel upgrade).
Proven on a Real Safety Inspection
“Had an unexplained burning scent near the hallway. The safety check identified a loose connection in a junction box right away. Saved us from a real hazard!”
Paula K.
“Had an unexplained burning scent near the hallway. The safety check identified a loose connection in a junction box right away. Saved us from a real hazard!”
Paula K.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does an inspection take?
Most whole-home inspections take one to two hours, depending on home size and access to the panel and wiring.
Is this required before selling a home?
Not legally required in most cases, but it’s a common step buyers or their agents request, and having one done proactively can smooth out negotiations.
What happens if you find a problem?
We explain exactly what we found, why it matters, and give you a clear quote for the fix, with no pressure to decide on the spot.
Is the inspection free with other services?
Yes, it’s included at no cost when bundled with a whole-house rewire or a panel upgrade.
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