Electrical inspections your insurer will accept.
Insurer-ready inspections for homes and multi-unit buildings by a licensed electrical contractor. You get a clear PDF report with an insurer summary, photos of every issue and our recommendations.
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Permit & inspection included · $2M insured
What we inspect
A full walk-through of the electrical system, from the service entrance to the outlets in every unit.
Service and panels
Meter base, service entrance, main and sub-panels, breakers, labelling, and signs of overheating or double-tapped breakers.
Wiring type and condition
Knob-and-tube, aluminum branch wiring, damaged or exposed cable, and wiring done without a permit.
Grounding and bonding
Ungrounded receptacles, missing bonding, and two-prong outlets that need attention.
Shock and fire protection
GFCI and AFCI protection where the code calls for it, smoke alarm power, and receptacle condition.
Unit by unit
For multi-unit buildings, each unit is checked and reported separately, plus the common areas and exterior.
Recalled and problem panels
Federal Pacific, Stab-Lok, fuse panels and other equipment insurers commonly ask about.
- 1. Book the inspectionTell us the building type, number of units and what your insurer is asking for
- 2. On-site inspectionWe check the building and each unit, and photograph anything that needs attention
- 3. Your reportAn insurer summary, a list of items requiring attention, photos, recommendations and a signed conclusion
- 4. Fix what was foundIf repairs are needed, we can quote and complete them, with ESA permits and inspection
Already have a list from your insurer? See insurance-required electrical fixes.
Who it’s for
Most inspections are requested by an insurer, but they’re useful any time you need to know where a building stands.
Homeowners
When your insurer asks for an electrical inspection before renewing or issuing a policy, especially on older homes.
Landlords and multi-unit owners
Duplexes, triplexes and apartment buildings, with each unit reported separately.
Buyers and sellers
Know what you’re dealing with before closing, or get ahead of questions from a buyer’s insurer.
Electrical inspection FAQ
Insurers ask for one on older homes and rental buildings to confirm there’s no knob-and-tube, aluminum branch wiring, fuse panel or recalled panel, and that the system is in safe condition.
A PDF report with the property details, an insurer summary, overall condition, every item requiring attention with photos, our recommendations and a signed conclusion.
Yes. Duplexes, triplexes and apartment buildings, with the building, common areas and each unit checked and reported separately.
Yes. We can quote the repairs and complete them with ESA permits and inspection, so you can send your insurer proof the work was done.
No. ESA inspects work done under a permit. This is an inspection of the existing system, done by a licensed electrical contractor, for your insurer, lender or your own records.
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“Excellent service / top-notch job completion. Was on time and completed the necessary work in a professional manner. Was very polite and great to work with. Would absolutely recommend.”
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