Yearly whole-home electrical safety inspections are a great way to prevent hazards, ensure efficiency, and keep your home's electrical system up to code. Here are some key facts:

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Why You Should Get One

• Prevents Electrical Fires – Faulty wiring and overloaded circuits are among the leading causes of house fires. Regular inspections catch issues early.

• Ensures Code Compliance – Electrical codes are updated regularly. An inspection ensures your system meets the latest standards.

• Improves Energy Efficiency – Identifying outdated or damaged components can help you reduce energy waste and lower your electric bill.

• Protects Appliances & Devices – A properly maintained electrical system prevents voltage fluctuations that can damage electronics.

• Increases Home Value & Insurance Benefits – A documented inspection can be useful for insurance claims and home resale.

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What The Inspection Covers

• Wiring & Outlets: Checking for frayed wires, loose connections, and outdated components.

• Breaker Panel & Circuit Load: Ensuring breakers function properly and circuits aren't overloaded.

• Grounding & Bonding: Verifying that the home is properly grounded to prevent shocks.

• Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors: Confirming proper function and placement.

• GFCI & AFCI Protection: Testing outlets in wet areas and arc fault circuit interrupters for fire prevention.

• Surge Protection: Evaluating whether your home is safeguarded from power surges.

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How Often Should I Get One?

• Annually is recommended, especially for older homes (20+ years).

• When Buying or Selling a Home – To ensure everything is in working order.

• After Major Storms or Renovations – Significant weather events or new electrical work can introduce safety risks.

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