Electrical systems fail in predictable ways — loose terminations heat up, breakers weaken, generator batteries die quietly, and surge-damaged components degrade a little more with every storm. None of it is visible from the hallway. A periodic inspection finds these problems while they are still cheap to fix.
Generator maintenance
A standby generator that has not been exercised and serviced is a generator you cannot count on. We perform annual service including oil and filter changes, battery and charger testing, spark plug and air filter inspection, fuel-system checks, transfer-switch testing, and a full load test so the unit actually proves it will carry your home.
Electrical system inspections
We inspect panels and breakers for heat damage and loose connections, test GFCI and AFCI devices, check grounding and bonding, review service capacity against your current loads, and look for the warning signs that precede failures. It is a straightforward, no-pressure assessment of what you have and what it needs.
Who benefits most
Older homes, homes with recent additions or heavy new loads, homes with a generator, and rental or commercial properties all benefit from a scheduled inspection. If it has been years since anyone looked behind your panel, that is reason enough.
Warning signs to watch for
- A generator that has not been serviced in over a year
- No record of the transfer switch ever being tested
- An older home never professionally inspected
- Warm panel covers or discolored breakers
- GFCI outlets that no longer trip when tested
- A property you rent out with no maintenance history
What's included
- Generator oil, filter, and battery service
- Transfer switch and load testing
- Panel and breaker thermal inspection
- GFCI/AFCI device testing
- Grounding and bonding verification
- Written findings and prioritized recommendations
- No-pressure quote for anything that needs attention
Our process
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Free Assessment
Call or send the form — we assess your needs and give you a clear quote.
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Scheduling & Permit
We schedule the work and pull the permit required by your city or county.
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Professional Install
Licensed electricians complete the job to code — neat, tested, documented.
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Inspection & Handover
We meet the inspector, walk you through the system, and stand behind the work.
