Home Pre-Sale Electrical Inspection

WIREONE recommends that all residential homeowners perform an electrical safety inspection before listing their home with a realtor. A pre-sale inspection will allow you to overcome any issues that could be discovered during the pre-sale inspection.

During your pre-sale electrical inspection, our professional electrician will perform a 39-point inspection of your home and will work to uncover any problems with your home’s electrical system before they are identified by a buyer.

What is an Electrical Home Inspection?

An electrical home inspection provides a thorough examination of your entire electrical system, ensuring all electrical wires, systems, and components (such as appliances) meet legal safety standards. The National Electrical Code (NEC) is the code that all electricians operate under when examining your home, and defines the parameters for minimum standards across the United States. During your residential safety inspection, our professional electrician will perform a 39-point inspection of your home and will work to uncover any problems with your home’s electrical system before they become serious issues. Upon completion of your electrical home inspection, WIREONE will provide a detailed, prioritized checklist including areas in need of immediate attention, recommendations for improvements, and potential upgrade possibilities.

What are the benefits of an Electrical Home Inspection?

An electrical home inspection is important for the safety of your home and everyone in it. Getting your home’s electrical system checked by a professional will offer you peace of mind by:

• Ensuring the safe operation of electrical components in your home
• Identifying common electrical mistakes made by contractors and previous DIY homeowners
• Recognizing outdated wiring such as aluminum or knob-and-tube
• Identifying electrical wiring and components that may have degraded over time
• Spotting oversized fuses or breakers that could lead to fire
• Allowing for the correction of fire and safety hazards
• Helping you save energy and reduce costs
• Meeting insurance risk assessment inspections requirements
• Letting you know the electrical in a new home is safe before you purchase it

What’s included in an Electrical Home Inspection?

WIREONE’s 39-point Residential Safety Inspection, includes a thorough evaluation of the electrical system in your home, including:

• Inspection of the main electrical panel, including breakers and connections
• Inspection of all outlets and grounding system
• Review of CO2 detection system
• Review of smoke detectors
• Inspection general wiring conditions
• Inspection and testing of kitchen and bathroom GFCI outlets
• Review electrical system for compliance with latest residential electrical code
• Inspect security lights, outside lights, and doorbell system
• Inspect HVAC wiring and dedicated circuits
• Inspect garage wiring
• Determine whether any circuits are overloaded
• Determine whether any potential shock risks or fire hazards are present
• Identify any defective electrical work

Our professional electricians will make sure that your wiring system, sockets, and outlets are all in excellent condition, and we’ll check for any wear-and-tear, damage, or deterioration.

We’ll give you a thorough report of the condition of your electrical system, detailing any damage, deterioration, defects, or dangerous conditions that we find. If we find anything that is dangerous—or potentially dangerous—we’ll discuss the problems with you and suggest the best ways to move forward with repairs, with a variety of pricing options and strategies to fit every budget. We’ll make sure that your home is as safe as possible before our job is complete.