Inspection

Electrical Inspection

Comprehensive electrical system inspection for home sales, renovations, or safety checks. We identify code violations, hazards, and aging components before they become problems.

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Why Get an Electrical Inspection?

Whether you're buying a home, selling one, or just want peace of mind about your current system, a thorough electrical inspection identifies problems before they escalate. We examine your entire electrical system—from the service entrance to every outlet—and provide a detailed report of what's safe, what's not, and what needs attention.

What We Inspect

Our inspection covers every critical component:

  • Main service panel – breaker condition, proper sizing, signs of overheating or corrosion
  • Subpanels – correct installation, grounding, and labeling
  • Wiring – age, type, condition, and code compliance throughout the home
  • GFCI and AFCI protection – proper placement in kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, and other required areas
  • Grounding and bonding – ensuring your system is safely grounded
  • Outlets and switches – functionality, proper wiring, and signs of wear
  • Exterior components – weatherhead, meter base, and service entrance cables

When You Need an Inspection

Home purchase or sale – Most lenders and buyers require an inspection. We identify issues that could delay closing or become negotiation points.

Renovations or additions – Before you start work, we assess whether your current system can handle the load and what upgrades are needed.

Older homes – If your home is 25+ years old and hasn't been inspected recently, it's time. Wiring degrades, standards change, and hidden problems develop.

After storm damage or electrical issues – If you've experienced power surges, flickering lights, or tripped breakers, an inspection pinpoints the cause.

Our Process

We don't rush. A proper inspection takes time, and we document everything. You'll receive a written report with photos, explanations of any deficiencies, and recommendations prioritized by safety and code compliance.

If repairs are needed, we provide a clear scope of work and can handle the fixes ourselves—no need to coordinate with another contractor.

Code Compliance Matters

New Jersey follows the National Electrical Code with state amendments. Older homes were built to earlier standards, and while they may be grandfathered in some respects, safety hazards and code violations discovered during inspections must be addressed—especially during a sale.

We stay current on NJ code requirements and know what inspectors look for. Our goal is to make sure your system is safe and compliant, so you're never caught off guard.

How it works

01

Schedule and Walk-Through

We discuss your concerns, the age of your home, and any known issues. You show us the panel locations and any problem areas.

02

Comprehensive Inspection

We examine the service entrance, panels, wiring, outlets, switches, grounding, and GFCI/AFCI protection. We test circuits and document conditions with photos.

03

Written Report

You receive a detailed report listing all findings, safety concerns, code violations, and recommended repairs, prioritized by urgency.

04

Follow-Up and Repairs

We answer your questions, explain the findings, and provide estimates for any necessary repairs. If you choose us for the work, we handle it start to finish.

Common questions

How long does an inspection take?+

Most residential inspections take 1.5 to 3 hours, depending on the size of the home and the complexity of the system. Larger homes or those with multiple subpanels take longer.

Do I need to be home during the inspection?+

It helps if you're available to answer questions and provide access to all areas, but it's not required. We do need access to the main panel, subpanels, attic, basement, and all rooms.

What if the inspection finds problems?+

We provide a clear report of what needs attention and why. You decide how to proceed. If repairs are needed, we can handle them, or you can use the report to coordinate with another contractor or negotiate with a buyer or seller.

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