Electrical Safety Inspection

Protect Your Home and Business with Expert Electrical Safety Inspections

Secure Your Home and Business with Expert Electrical Safety Inspections

Your electrical system is the backbone of your home or business. While it works behind the scenes, any hidden issues can pose serious risks, including fire hazards, power failures, and electrical shocks. A professional electrical safety inspection ensures your property is not only safe but also operating efficiently and in compliance with all local regulations.

At A W Electric, we offer comprehensive electrical safety inspections performed by licensed and experienced electricians. Our inspections go beyond the basics, identifying potential problems before they become costly repairs or dangerous situations.

Why Choose Us for Electrical Safety Inspection?

Our Expertise

Our team of residential and commercial electricians are highly skilled and knowledgeable in all aspects of electrical work. We stay on the latest industry trends and technologies, to provide our clients with the best solutions for their electrical needs. Serving Evans, South Carolina, Augusta, Grovetown, and Harlem.

Our Services

We offer a wide range of electrical services, including lighting installation, electrical panel upgrade, generator inspections and electrical inspections.

Quality Workmanship

We take pride in our work and strive for excellence in every project we undertake. Our attention to detail and high standards ensures that our clients receive top-quality workmanship and results that exceed their expectations.

What’s Included in Our Electrical Safety Inspection?

When you choose to work with us, you’re choosing a thorough and detailed process. Here’s what we check during our inspections:

Wiring and Outlets
Examining for frayed wires, loose connections, or outdated materials that could pose a fire hazard.
Electrical Panels and Breakers
Ensuring your panel can handle your current energy demands without risk of overload or tripping.
Grounding Systems
Confirming your electrical system is properly grounded to prevent electrical shocks and equipment damage.
GFCIs and AFCIs
Testing ground fault circuit interrupters and arc fault circuit interrupters to ensure optimal performance.
Lighting and Fixtures
Checking for proper installation, wear, and tear that could lead to inefficiencies or malfunctions.
Appliance and Equipment Connections
Inspecting major appliances and equipment to ensure safe operation and compliance with power requirements.

Who Needs an Electrical Safety Inspection?

Homeowners: Especially if you live in an older home or have recently renovated.
Business Owners: Regular inspections are essential for workplace safety and compliance.
Landlords and Property Managers: Protect tenants and reduce liability with regular inspections.
Before Buying or Selling a Property: Avoid surprises and ensure transparency in the transaction.

FAQ About Electrical Safety Inspection

What does an electrical inspection include?

An electrical safety inspection typically includes a thorough evaluation of wiring, outlets, panels, grounding, circuit breakers, smoke detectors, and code compliance. The electrician checks for hazards, outdated components, and signs of wear or damage.

How much does an electrical inspection cost?

The average cost for an electrical inspection ranges from $150 to $350, depending on the size of the home or building and the complexity of the system. Commercial inspections may cost more based on square footage and scope.

How do you do an electrical safety check?

An electrical safety check involves visually inspecting wiring, testing circuits, verifying grounding, checking for overloads, and ensuring devices and fixtures meet code. Professionals use tools like multimeters and insulation testers to verify safety.

Are electrical inspections free?

Electrical inspections are usually not free unless offered as part of a larger service or promotion. Licensed electricians charge a fee based on the time, tools, and documentation involved. Some utility programs or municipalities may offer discounted rates.

How long does an electrical inspection take?

A typical residential electrical safety inspection takes 1 to 2 hours, depending on the home’s age and size. Larger homes, older wiring, or commercial buildings may require more time for a complete review.

What should you do before an electrical inspection?

Before an inspection, ensure access to electrical panels, outlets, and crawl spaces. Remove clutter around breaker boxes and unplug unnecessary appliances. Have any existing documentation or permits ready if available.

Can any electrician do an electrical safety inspection?

Not all electricians perform formal inspections. It’s best to hire a licensed electrician or certified electrical inspector with experience in safety checks and familiarity with local electrical codes and NEC standards.

How do electricians check for faulty wiring?

Electricians check for faulty wiring using visual inspections, voltage testers, thermal imaging, and continuity tests. They look for exposed wires, scorch marks, loose connections, and irregular voltage or current patterns.

What electrical tests must be carried out during an inspection?

Required tests may include continuity testing, earth fault loop impedance, insulation resistance, and RCD (residual current device) checks. These tests ensure that systems are safe, grounded, and performing within code standards.

What are 5 electrical safety tips every homeowner should know?

Never overload circuits.
Inspect cords and plugs regularly.
Keep water away from outlets and appliances.
Use GFCIs in wet areas.
Hire a licensed electrician for major work.

Following these tips helps prevent fires, shocks, and costly repairs.

Take the First Step Toward a Safer Electrical System

Don’t wait for a warning sign—schedule your professional electrical safety inspection today and enjoy peace of mind knowing your property is secure.

If you would like a FREE consultation or if you like to schedule an electrical safety inspection, call us at (706) 993-6991 or fill out our online form below.

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