Home Electrical
Safety Inspection

1.5–3 hours, depending on size and age. We don't rush — thoroughness is the point.

The size and age of the house set the price, along with how much attic and crawl space there is to check. The inspection is a paid service, and you get the exact price upfront. Tell us the age, the size and the reason for the inspection when you book.

Yes. Detailed report with photos, findings by category, prioritized recommendations. Use it for insurance, real estate, or your own records.

You get a written report that sorts what needs attention now, what can wait and what is fine, and we walk through it with you. Anything that needs a repair gets an exact price first, and there is no pressure to book it.

Usually not after a safety inspection you book. Older wiring that is in sound condition can often stay, so a finding is not always a code violation. Fix real hazards first, such as a scorched panel, exposed wires or a Federal Pacific panel. Corrections from a state or city permit inspector are different and must be made.

Yes — cover plates, GFCI swaps, loose connections often fixed on the spot. Larger repairs quoted separately.

Next Phase Electric inspects homes in Lakewood, Kent and nearby cities for buyers, sellers, owners of older houses and insurance needs. The work is done by a Washington-licensed electrician, not a general inspector, using the same checklist every time. You get a written report with photos.