Whole-Property Electrical Safety Inspections You Can Hand to an Insurer or Buyer

An electrical safety inspection is a whole-property review of your panel, wiring, outlets, and grounding — not a single-issue repair call. We’re looking for aging panels, outdated wiring, overloaded circuits, missing GFCI/AFCI protection, and anything that would concern an inspector, insurer, or buyer.

This is the service homeowners need before selling a house, after an insurance company requests documentation, or when a home built decades ago has never had its electrical system reviewed. It’s also common after a rental turnover or before a major renovation, when you need to know what’s actually behind the walls before committing to other work. Every inspection ends with a clear written report: what’s compliant, what’s a risk, and what we’d recommend fixing first, in priority order — not a vague “everything looks fine.”