Electrical Inspection

The electrical inspection is to determine the safety of your service panel and outlets. Your property could be at risk for an electrical fire or could have faulty wiring and controls. Don’t take chances with your safety. Precise Home inspections on every inspection removes service panel. Also, checks for double tap breakers, the correct wire gauge for each breaker, and checks for loose wires that can cause fire.

Electricity enters the home through a control panel and a main switch where one can shut off all the power in an emergency. These panels are usually located in the basement. Control panels use either fuses or circuit breakers. Install the correct fuses for the panel. Never use a higher-numbered fuse or a metallic item, such as a penny. If fuses are used and there is a stoppage in power, look for the broken metal strip in the top of a blown fuse. Replace the fuse with a new one marked with the correct amperage. Reset circuit breakers from “off” to “on.” Be sure to investigate why the fuse or circuit blew. Possible causes include frayed wires, overloaded outlets, or defective appliances. Never overload a circuit with high-wattage appliances. Check the wattage on appliance labels. If there is frayed insulation or a broken wire, a dangerous short circuit may result and cause a fire. If power stoppages continue or if a frayed or broken wire is found, contact an electrician.

Keep electrical panels accessible. In case of emergency, you should be able to get access to the main shut off breaker.

We offer a thorough service inspecting the service panel and all the outlets to determine the safety, so that you can address them accordingly. We serve Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach, St Augustine, Flagler beach, and Palm Coast areas in Florida.

Inspection Service

The Inspection service is for your safety and for insurance credits. That’s why we provide a systematic and complete inspection according to the Florida Electrical Codes. Along with inspection, we also present our findings in a clear and easy-to-understand fashion.

People often take-home inspection as a whole and never separate the tasks. You should understand there are various inspection parts that you should take care of. For example, roof inspection, electrical inspection, wall inspection and so on.

Whether you already own a property, or you’re interested in purchasing a one, you owe it to yourself to get the answers.

Contact us

Call us today to schedule an appointment. Dial us at (386) 864-0400 or you can also e-mail at william.reardon@att.net.