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$119 Home Inspection
For a limited time, take advantage of our Whole Home Safety Inspection, valued at $159, for just $119! Our licensed and certified technicians will conduct a thorough examination of your home's electrical system, identifying potential hazards and ensuring everything is up to code.
Why Choose Us for Your Electrical Needs?
- Professional Expertise: Our team of electricians is highly trained and experienced in identifying and resolving electrical issues, providing you with the highest level of service and safety.
- Comprehensive Inspection: From faulty wiring to outdated outlets, we leave no stone unturned in our quest to ensure your home is protected against electrical hazards.
- Peace of Mind: Rest easy knowing that your home's electrical system is safe and reliable, ready to handle whatever you need it to.
Don't wait until it's too late to address potential electrical hazards in your home. With the average cost of fire restoration in Georgia being $4.70/sf for a 2600 sf house, investing in preventative maintenance now can save you thousands down the road.
Contact Us Today to Schedule Your Inspection!
Service Overview
- Diagnosing the problem: $89.99 WAIVED with repair
- Price starting at: $119
- Average time to complete: 1-3 hours
New Home Inspection
Price: $249
Buying a new house? During a new home electrical inspection, we'll perform a thorough inspection of the home's electrical wiring, plus make sure the home's electrical panel is correctly installed and grounded.
No Power Inspection
Price: $449
Many cities require an electrical inspection for homes that have been without power for 6 months or more. During our most in-depth electrical inspection, we'll check every circuit breaker to make sure your entire electrical system is functioning properly.
When
To Get An Electrical Inspection
- Flickering/Dimming lights. Flickering can be normal in certain bulb types or when a large electrical appliance (like an AC or heat pump) turns on. But frequent dimming or flickering of lights can indicate a serious electrical problem like corroding wires, a faulty electrical panel or a loose circuit connection.
- Hot switches or outlets. Heat should never radiate from a switch or outlet. This could mean the outlet/switch is getting overloaded or has a loose connection that's making wires touch. We recommend you turn off the switch or unplug everything from the outlet and call a professional electrician.
- Frequently tripped circuit breakers. Circuit breakers are designed to protect your electrical system from being overloaded. If you notice a circuit breaker tripping when you use a certain outlet, the circuit is getting overloaded.
- Buzzing/Humming noises. Electrical circuits shouldn't make noise. A buzzing or humming noise usually indicates a faulty appliance or wire connection.
- Sparking. Electrical sparks of any kind aren't normal. If you see sparks coming from an appliance, outlet or your main electrical panel, call a professional right away.
- Water damage. Wiring that has been submerged or in contact with water will almost definitely need to be replaced. If your home has suffered any kind of flooding or water damage (from a storm, pipe leak, etc.), don't use electricity until you get an electrical inspection.
In addition to the signs above, we also recommend getting a home electrical inspection when:
- Buying a new home
- Installing a new appliance
- Doing a major renovation
- Your power has been off for 6+ months
- Your home is 30+ years old
Benefits
Of Annual Electrical Inspections
Like air conditioner tune-ups help prevent untimely and expensive AC repairs, annual electrical safety inspections usually catch minor electrical system issues before they turn into surprise repairs.
Plus, electrical inspections keep your system up to code and help prevent:
- Sparks that cause house fires
- Shocks and other injuries to family members
- Damage to appliances and other electric equipment