Electrical Safety Inspections From Qualified Electricians for Homes in NH, MA & ME

Yes. Our electricians hold all required licenses and certifications for NH, MA, and ME. We follow each state’s electrical code requirements and applicable licensing regulations.

With more of our time being spent at home, increased demand on our electrical systems can lead to problems down the road, especially if they weren’t designed properly, to begin with. Older systems can be a bigger headache than just not giving us enough outlets for our devices.

Improper or non-existent surge protection and grounding can pose real hazards to the safety of your home, or at the very least, cause damage to your expensive electronics. Other common problems we discover are damaged wiring due to rodents or old knob and tube wiring that may have been hidden from view.

We recommend any new homeowner have a separate safety inspection performed by a licensed electrician when possible. If you currently have concerns about your home’s electricity but aren’t sure where to start, a safety inspection is a good place to build some foundational knowledge around what your home could be facing as potential issues.

As a general rule, any home built before the year 2000 should be inspected due to changes in building code and safety regulations, as well as common wear and tear that can occur in electrical systems installed before this date.

Even if you own a newer home, if it was built prior to the last decade there is a good chance you will benefit from a safety inspection. If you have had any issues with outlets not working properly, arcing at outlets, or frequent power surges are all signs of the need for an electrical safety inspection.

Our dedicated team of electricians perform a complete electrical safety inspection for all of our residential customers. We’ll start from the outside, checking your service coming into the home, and work our way along your home, checking each outlet and fixture for proper operation.

We’ll ensure things like water mains and gas piping are properly bonded and ground. Through a thorough inspection, you can gain the knowledge to understand what potential problems your home is facing and decide how you want to tackle your electrical improvements.

An electrical safety inspection identifies hidden hazards like outdated wiring, overloaded circuits, faulty connections, and code violations that could lead to fires or electrical shock. This is especially important in New Hampshire where many homes are older and may have aluminum wiring or outdated panels.

You should schedule an inspection when buying or selling a home, after major renovations, if your home is over 25 years old, or if you notice warning signs like flickering lights, tripped breakers, or burning smells. Heritage recommends inspections every 3 to 5 years for ongoing safety.

Heritage inspects your electrical panel, wiring, outlets, switches, GFCI and AFCI protection, grounding systems, and the overall condition of your electrical system. We also check for code compliance and identify any areas that may need repair or upgrading.

A typical whole-home electrical safety inspection takes 1 to 3 hours depending on the size and age of your home. After the inspection, Heritage provides a detailed report of findings and recommendations for any necessary repairs or upgrades.

The cost of an electrical safety inspection depends on the size of your home and the scope of the evaluation. Contact Heritage to schedule your inspection and receive a clear, upfront quote with no hidden fees.