Failed Inspection? We Correct Electrical Code Items.
Home sales, purchases, and rentals often hinge on resolving the electrical items in an inspection report. Send us your report and we'll review the electrical items and follow up to discuss corrections.
Electrical items we commonly correct
Smoke & CO detector corrections
Missing, outdated, or improperly located detectors flagged in a report.
Panel & wiring code items
Panel labeling, grounding, and wiring issues noted by an inspector.
Outlet & GFCI/AFCI corrections
Missing GFCI/AFCI protection or outlet issues cited in a report.
General electrical code corrections
Other electrical items identified during a home inspection.
When inspectors find electrical code violations or hazardous conditions
We respond to make your home safe and compliant, including:
- Exposed or damaged wiring
- Missing or non-functioning GFCI protection
- Overloaded circuits and panels
- Improperly installed or loose outlets/switches
- Missing covers and open junction boxes
- Faulty smoke & CO detectors
- Unsafe electrical panels and breakers
- Multi-tapped neutrals and grounds
- Loose or improper connections
- Any other code violations or safety hazards
We know local codes. We work with inspectors. We get it done right.
We are familiar with local electrical codes and have a history of working with home inspectors and township officials. Our goal is to make sure your repairs are completed correctly, pass inspection, and keep your closing on track.
Send My Inspection Report
Attach your inspection report and tell us about the electrical items. We'll follow up to discuss corrections.
Report received
Thanks — we've received your inspection report and will follow up shortly. For anything urgent, call (609) 443-7465.