Electrical Safety Inspections
Ensure your home's electrical system is safe and up to code. We connect you with licensed electricians for comprehensive safety inspections.
Peace of Mind for Your Most Critical System
Your home's electrical system works silently behind the walls, but faults can lead to serious risks. A professional electrical safety inspection is a proactive way to identify potential hazards, ensure your home is up to current safety codes, and gain peace of mind. This is especially important when buying an older home or before a major renovation. LocalXR connects you with certified electricians who can perform a thorough evaluation.
When You Need an Electrician
Don't wait for a dangerous situation. If you notice any of these warning signs, it's time to call a licensed electrician immediately.
What Our Inspections Cover
Breaker Panel Inspection
Checking for proper breaker sizing, secure connections, and signs of overheating.
Outlet & Switch Testing
Ensuring all outlets are properly grounded and that GFCI/AFCI protection is working correctly.
Wiring Assessment
Identifying outdated or hazardous wiring, such as knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring.
Code Compliance Review
A detailed report of any areas where your home's electrical system does not meet current safety codes.
Why You Need a Professional Inspection
Only a licensed electrician has the training and knowledge to perform a comprehensive and accurate safety inspection.
- Identify Hidden Hazards: An expert can spot subtle signs of danger, like improper wiring or overloaded circuits, that an untrained eye would miss.
- Essential for Home Buying: A professional inspection can save you from buying a home with major, expensive electrical problems.
- Ensure Code Compliance: Provides the official documentation you may need for insurance purposes or before a major renovation.
Electrical Inspection FAQs
How often should I have an electrical inspection?
It is generally recommended to have a full electrical safety inspection every 5 to 10 years, especially if your home is over 40 years old or before you purchase a new property.
What should I do if my home has aluminum wiring?
Aluminum wiring is considered a fire hazard and requires a professional inspection. An electrician can implement special wiring connectors and techniques to make the system safe or recommend a partial or full replacement.