When you need an electrical inspection, you want to hire a pro that knows all local codes and safety recommendations by heart. All of our electrical inspectors are constantly trained so they stay up-to-date on the latest code changes, to provide you with honest feedback about your home’s electrical system.
We charge a flat-rate fee of $129 for all electrical inspections—no matter the size or age of your home. For repairs: Upfront, flat-rate pricingOnce we diagnose your electrical issue, you'll get a price to fix your wiring before any work begins—so there are no surprises.
For installations: FREE in-home quotesTell us what equipment you'd like installed, and we'll send an installation specialist to determine how much it will cost—for free.
Schedule your appointment. If you schedule online, we'll call you as soon as we can to confirm your appointment.
After our electrician arrives at your home, they'll get to work on the inspection. A typical electrical inspection takes anywhere from 1 to 2 hours.
Once the inspection is complete, our electrician will give you a report detailing the results of the inspection. They'll explain any safety hazards or electrical work that isn't up to code. If you choose, the electrician can help you schedule a follow-up appointment to fix any issues.
We'll make sure you have an opportunity to speak with us about how everything went during the inspection. Our first priority is your satisfaction. If you are not satisfied with our work, just let us know and we'll make it right.
You're purchasing a new home.That way you know if there are any serious electrical issues before you purchase the house.
Your home is 40+ years old.Older homes should have an electrical inspection to verify that the existing electrical system is still safe to use.
You're adding a large appliance.Adding an appliance is the perfect time to make sure everything in your electrical system is up to code, and to make sure your existing system can support the new appliance.
Your home has had a recent renovation.If you've renovated your home recently, it's a good idea to make sure your electrical system can support the modifications you've made.
Check for outdated or improperly installed wiring Determine any possible electrical hazards Test breakers and safety switches Verify the electrical panel has been rated and installed correctly Make sure arc fault circuit interrupters (AFCIs) are operating properly Check lighting and appliances to make sure they are powered correctly Inspect switch and wall outlets for proper operation and condition Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors2206 Courtland AV. Oakland CA 94601,USA
