An electrical inspection will ensure your home or business’s wiring and other electrical components are in good working order and do not pose a hazard to yourself or your family.

A comprehensive electrical inspection may involve the following:

• Determining any electrical hazards
• Checking for uncovered permanent wiring
• Checking for any exposed wires
• Checking for outdated wiring
• Testing safety switches
• Examining the power box
• Checking safety switches
• Testing power points and lighting
• Evaluating the level of electrical service
• Assessing whether the home includes any DIY wiring
• Noting the location of smoke alarms and testing them
• Scanning for any electrical items that don’t comply with current government regulations

Knowing exactly when you need an electrical inspection done on your home can be tricky, which is why we’ve compiled a list of occasions where you may need an electrician to come and take a look at the electrical system in your home.

*Pricing is for single dwelling only