Home Electrical Safety Inspection
Electrical Services

Home Electrical
Safety Inspection

Hidden hazards, code violations, aging wiring — caught before they're problems.

Licensed & Insured
Full Written Report
Buyer & Seller Inspections
Full Home Electrical Inspection Code Compliance Check Insurance Documentation Aging Wiring Assessment Written Report Provided Licensed Electricians Full Home Electrical Inspection Code Compliance Check Insurance Documentation Aging Wiring Assessment Written Report Provided Licensed Electricians
What We Inspect

The Full Inspection Checklist

Every inspection follows the same checklist. Here's what we cover.

Electrical Panel & Breakers

Panel condition, breaker sizing, labels, overheating, double-taps, capacity.

Wiring Type & Condition

Wiring type (Romex, knob-and-tube, aluminum), insulation, visible damage in attic, basement, crawl space.

Grounding & Bonding

Grounding electrode, water pipe bonds, equipment grounding conductors.

GFCI & AFCI Protection

All GFCIs tested. AFCI checked on bedroom and living-area circuits per current code.

Outlets, Switches & Cover Plates

Every accessible outlet and switch tested for wiring, polarity, ground. Missing covers flagged.

Smoke & CO Detectors

Locations, age, function. Checked against current WA State requirements.

Exterior & Service Entrance

Weather head, service mast, meter base, outdoor outlets and lighting, service clearance.

Who It's For

Who Needs an Electrical Inspection?

Home Buyers

Know what you're buying. Don't inherit hidden problems.

Home Sellers

Show buyers it's safe and compliant. Fix issues before they slow the sale.

Aging Homes

25+ years old? Outdated wiring, worn parts, code gaps. We catch them early.

Insurance Needs

Some insurers require it for older homes or renewals. We provide the documentation.

While We're There

Add-On Services

Common safety upgrades. Done on the same visit.

Smoke & CO Detectors

Hardwired, interconnected detectors. Meets current WA code.

Whole-Home Surge Protection

Panel-mounted protection from storm, utility, and lightning surges.

GFCI Outlet Upgrades

GFCIs for wet areas. Required in kitchens, baths, garages, outdoors.

The Process

How It Works

1

Book Your Inspection

Tell us about your home — age, size, why. We schedule a convenient time.

2

Thorough Evaluation

Full walkthrough — panel, wiring, outlets, switches, grounding, detectors, exterior. Everything documented.

3

Written Report & Plan

Detailed written report with findings, photos, prioritized recommendations. Walked through with you.

Why Us

Why Choose Next Phase

Licensed Electricians

WA-licensed electrician — not a general inspector or apprentice.

Detailed Written Reports

Professional report with photos and prioritized recommendations. Works for insurance, real estate, and your records.

No Pressure, Honest Assessment

What needs attention now, what can wait, what's fine. No scare tactics, no upsells.

Fix It the Same Day

Minor issues, often fixed on the spot. No second visit.

FAQ

Common Questions

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

No. General inspectors stay surface-level. We're licensed electricians checking detail — breaker sizing, grounding, wire gauge.

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

Yes. Common in older Covington homes and important to assess. We evaluate condition, modifications, and insulation issues.

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

Peace of Mind

Know Your Home Is Safe

Schedule an inspection. Clear answers from a licensed electrician.

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