A safety-focused evaluation of the home's electrical panel, wiring, outlets, and protective devices.
Faulty or outdated wiring is one of the leading causes of house fires. Pat evaluates the electrical service and panel, visible wiring, outlets, switches, and grounding, along with GFCI and AFCI protection where required.
Older homes may have aluminum wiring, undersized panels, or outdated components that pose real hazards. A thorough electrical inspection flags these so you can address them before they become dangerous or expensive.
Schedule This Inspection →Here's what Pat evaluates on the electrical system.
Main panel, breakers, capacity, and condition.
Visible wiring type, condition, and safety concerns.
Receptacles, switches, and proper operation.
Ground-fault and arc-fault protection where required.
System grounding and bonding.
Overheating, improper connections, and fire risks.
Electrical issues are often invisible until something goes wrong — a tripped breaker, a warm outlet, or worse. An inspection surfaces the hidden hazards so you know what you're buying and what needs attention.
Whether it's a simple fix like adding GFCIs or a bigger concern like an overloaded panel, knowing up front lets you budget, negotiate, or plan repairs on your terms.
Pat removes the panel cover when it's safe to do so, to evaluate the interior wiring, breakers, and connections.
Undersized panels, missing GFCI/AFCI protection, aluminum wiring, double-tapped breakers, and improper DIY connections are all common finds.
An inspection identifies visible safety concerns and recommends a licensed electrician for repairs or a deeper evaluation when warranted.
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