Intro

The word "inspection" makes most homeowners think expensive, disruptive, and unnecessary. The reality — it takes 2–4 hours, costs less than most repairs, and could prevent a disaster you'd never see coming.

Step 1 — The Panel Everything starts here. We check for overloaded circuits, signs of overheating, outdated breakers, and whether your panel has enough capacity for what your home actually demands today — not what it demanded in 1998.

Step 2 — Every Outlet in the House Each outlet is tested for correct wiring, grounding, and polarity. A reversed polarity outlet works fine — until it doesn't. Faulty outlets are the most common electrical hazard found in homes that have never been inspected.

Step 3 — The Wiring Itself Where accessible, we inspect wiring condition — looking for heat damage, wear, improper connections, and outdated materials. Aluminum wiring found in many pre-1980 homes is a known fire risk that most homeowners have never been told about.

Step 4 — Grounding & Bonding A properly grounded home protects you from shock, equipment damage, and surge events. We verify every grounding and bonding point meets current safety standards — not the standards from when your home was built.

Step 5 — Your Written Report You receive a full written report before we leave. Every finding is categorized by urgency — critical, recommended, advisory. No verbal summaries, no upselling, no pressure.

Closing An inspection gives you one thing most homeowners never have — a complete, honest picture of their home's electrical health. That's worth 2–4 hours of anyone's time.