Electrical Inspection

Why Get an Electrical Inspection?

Whether you're buying a home, selling, or just want peace of mind, an electrical inspection gives you a clear picture of your system's safety and compliance. We examine your panel, wiring, outlets, grounding, and more to catch issues that aren't visible during a casual walk-through.

Many homes in New Jersey were wired decades ago. Standards change, materials age, and DIY work doesn't always meet code. An inspection spots these problems early—before a failed municipal inspection, an insurance claim denial, or worse.

What We Inspect

• Main panel and subpanels: breaker sizing, labeling, condition, available capacity
• Wiring and connections: aluminum wiring, knob-and-tube, improper splices, overloaded circuits
• Grounding and bonding: proper grounding at the panel, water heater, and throughout the home
• GFCI and AFCI protection: required in kitchens, baths, bedrooms, and other areas per NEC
• Outlets and switches: two-prong outlets, reverse polarity, loose connections
• Exterior and service entrance: weatherhead, meter base, service drop condition

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When You Need an Inspection

Home purchase or sale: Buyers want assurance. Sellers want to address issues before listing or negotiating.

After a renovation: If you or a previous owner added circuits, finished a basement, or remodeled a kitchen, an inspection confirms it was done to code.

Older homes: If your home is 30+ years old and hasn't been inspected recently, it's time. Materials degrade, and code requirements have evolved significantly.

Insurance or permit requirements: Some insurers require an inspection for older homes or after a claim. Municipalities may require one before issuing a certificate of occupancy.

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Our Process

We don't rush. A thorough inspection takes time, and we document everything with photos and notes. You'll receive a detailed written report that lists any deficiencies, explains the risk level, and recommends next steps. If repairs are needed, we provide a clear scope and can handle the work.

We're licensed electricians, not just inspectors. That means we understand how systems fail, what the code requires, and how to fix it right.