Home Sale Inspections & Code Corrections
Electrical inspections for a house purchase, and the punch lists that come out of them, cleared before the closing date.
The short version
A home inspector writes “recommend evaluation by a licensed electrician” and suddenly there is a hold on a closing. This is that evaluation, done by the electrician who can also do the corrections, so it is one call and one visit and a written answer the buyer, the seller and the agent can all act on. Buying an older house and want to know what you are walking into before you sign? Same visit.
What that covers
- Electrical inspections for home purchases: what is wrong, what it costs, what can wait
- Home inspection punch lists cleared before a closing
- Failed municipal inspection corrections
- Insurance-required panel and wiring corrections
- Missing GFCI / AFCI protection added
- Improper junction boxes, splices and open grounds corrected
- Panel labeling and clearance issues
- Turnarounds that respect the closing date
Also handled
Panel Upgrades & Service Changes
100 amp to 200 amp service changes, panel swaps, and replacement of the failure-prone panels still sitting in a lot of Rhode Island basements.
DetailsTroubleshooting & Repairs
Dead outlets, breakers that won't stay set, flickering lights, burning smells. Finding the actual cause instead of replacing parts until it stops.
DetailsWiring, Outlets & Lighting
Added circuits, more outlets where you actually need them, recessed lighting, ceiling fans, and exterior lighting.
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