Whole House Rewiring
Replace old knob and tube, aluminum, or worn wiring with safe modern wiring, including careful work in historic homes.
Learn about Whole House RewiringIt helps you find hidden problems before they cause a fire or a failed sale. It is also a smart step for landlords and new homeowners.
When to Get an Inspection
- Before buying or selling a home
- When you move into an older home
- Before renting a home or apartment to tenants
- After a flood, fire, or major storm
- Before adding big new loads, like an EV charger
What the Electrician Checks
The electrician opens the panel and looks for loose, burnt, or wrong sized breakers. They check the main service and grounding.
They test outlets for power, ground, and correct wiring. They make sure GFCI and AFCI devices work. They also check smoke alarms and look for signs of overheating.
At the end, you get a plain list of what they found and what should be fixed first.
Electrical Code Corrections
Sometimes a home inspection or county inspection flags electrical problems. These may be missing GFCI outlets, open junction boxes, wrong breakers, or wiring done without a permit.
An electrician can fix each item and make sure it meets the code. If a county inspection failed, they can arrange the follow up inspection.
Fixing code issues quickly can keep a home sale on track.
How Long It Takes
Most home inspections take one to two hours. Larger homes or homes with more than one panel can take longer.
The inspection itself has a price. Ask for a free estimate when you call.
How to Book Electrical Safety Inspections
Call 844-521-2392 any time. Tell us what you need, the address, and when you are free. We book an independent local electrician who serves your area. They give you a free estimate before starting, and you decide if you want to go ahead.
We book this service in Baltimore City and in Baltimore, Anne Arundel, Howard, Harford, and Carroll counties. See our service areas for towns.
Electrical Safety Inspections Questions
Is this the same as a home inspection?
No. A home inspector looks at the whole house. An electrician goes deeper on the electrical system.
Do landlords need electrical inspections?
Rental rules vary by county and city. An electrical check is a good idea between tenants either way.
Can you fix what you find the same day?
Small fixes often can be done right away. Bigger repairs get a free estimate first.
