Know what is behind your walls before it costs you.
An experienced electrician walks your property, opens the panel, checks what matters, and hands you written findings with photos — plus a straight answer about what actually needs fixing.
Five things we look at on every visit.
No drive-by glance. We open the panel, get into the attic where we can, and put what we find on paper.
Panel condition
Rust, heat marks, double-tapped breakers, recalled equipment and the overall state of your main panel and disconnects.
Wiring
Wire type and condition — aluminum branch circuits, cloth-wrapped insulation, exposed splices and amateur work hiding above the ceiling.
Grounding & bonding
Whether the grounding electrode system and bonding will actually do their job when a fault or surge hits.
Code issues
Missing GFCI protection in kitchens, baths and outdoor outlets, missing AFCI protection, and anything else an insurer or city inspector would flag.
Load capacity
Whether your service can handle what you run today — and what you are planning, from an EV charger to a standby generator.
Most inspections happen at a turning point.
A purchase, a remodel, a generator on order. That is exactly when you want the facts in writing.
Home buyers
Know the real condition of the electrical system before you close — and roughly what it would take to fix.
Older homes
Houses from the 60s, 70s and 80s often carry panels and wiring that predate modern loads and modern code.
Before a remodel
Find out what your panel and wiring can support before the designer draws the new kitchen.
Generator pre-checks
Confirm your service and panel are ready before a standby generator gets sized and ordered.
Visit. Findings. Recommendations.
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We walk the property
An experienced electrician inspects the panel, wiring, grounding and load — usually within a few days of your call.
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You get written findings
A written report with photos of everything we found, in plain language, in English or Spanish.
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Clear recommendations
What needs fixing now, what can wait, and what is fine as-is. No pressure — the findings are yours either way.
Schedule your inspection.
Call or message us today. Tell us the address and what prompted the look — we usually get out within a few days.