Tampa Whole Home Safety Inspection
Are you sure your home’s electrical system is safe? Get peace of mind and call Titan Plumbing and Electric for a whole home inspection today!
Most people don’t think about their home’s electrical system and assume it’s safe and working all the time properly. However, electricity is dangerous, which is why you must ensure the safety of your family by being sure your electrical system is up to code and functioning properly. Call Titan Plumbing and Electric today for a whole house safety inspection in Tampa and enjoy peace of mind knowing your family is safe.
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What Is a Home Electrical Safety Inspection?
A whole home electrical safety inspection is when a professional electrician comes into your home to examine your entire electrical system. This inspection ensures all of your wires, systems, and components are up to code and working as they should. These inspections are also essential for finding significant issues that could put you at risk for electrical shocks or electrical fires.
When Would You Need an Electrical Inspection?
While everyone should periodically have their electrical systems inspected by a professional, many experts agree the best time to have one performed is when you purchase a home, renovate your home, or if you add new, power-hungry appliances such as an air conditioner or washer/dryer to ensure it’s not putting too heavy a load on the system. Electrical safety inspections make sure the wiring is safe and in good condition, and ensure the system is capable of handling the loads without failing.
What Electricians Look for When Conducting a Safety Inspection
Reputable residential electricians who perform whole house electrical safety inspections work with a list of things to check to make sure your home’s system is in good condition and working order. Here are just a few of the items they check:
- Do you have the right wattage bulbs in your fixtures?
- Making sure all of your switches work correctly.
- Making sure your GFCI outlets are functional.
- Making sure your grounding systems are in order.
- Double-checking the surge protector if you have one.
- Examining the home’s electrical load to ensure you have the resources to regulate and handle it safely.