An electrical safety inspection gives you a clear picture of your home's wiring condition — what meets current code, what's a known risk, and what's operating fine despite being older. We work through the panel, accessible wiring, device condition, and GFCI/AFCI coverage and give you a written findings summary.
No — a code compliance inspection is performed by the Authority Having Jurisdiction (your local building department) after permitted work. Our safety inspection is a professional assessment of risk and condition that isn't tied to a permit but gives you actionable information about your system. Homebuyers and homeowners who haven't had electrical work reviewed in many years benefit most from this service.
The main concerns for late-1960s Connecticut homes are: aluminum branch circuit wiring (1965–1973 construction window), Federal Pacific or Zinsco panels, missing GFCI protection in bathrooms and kitchens, and knob-and-tube remnants in attic spaces that have been covered with insulation. We look specifically for these in homes of that era.
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