A safety-focused evaluation of the home’s visible electrical system — from the service entrance and panels to outlets, grounding and protection.
An electrical systems inspection evaluates the visible and accessible components of the home’s electrical system: the service entrance and meter, main and sub panels, breakers and wire sizing, wiring methods, outlets, switches, light fixtures, grounding and bonding, and GFCI and AFCI protection.
Electrical deficiencies are among the most important safety findings in any inspection. Overloaded or outdated panels, amateur wiring, missing protection, reversed polarity and improper grounding can create shock and fire hazards that aren’t obvious to an untrained eye.
Anthony performs the inspection to the TREC Standards of Practice and explains each finding clearly — so you know what’s a safety concern, what needs a licensed electrician, and what can wait.
Every visible part of the electrical system is evaluated for safety and proper installation.
Service entrance, main and sub panels, breakers and conductor sizing.
Visible wiring methods, connections and signs of overheating or amateur work.
Receptacles, switches and fixtures tested for function and polarity.
Grounding, bonding and GFCI/AFCI protection where required.
Unlike a dripping faucet, electrical problems can be dangerous. A loose connection or overloaded circuit can cause a fire long before anyone notices a warning sign.
Older homes may have outdated panels or wiring, while newer homes can still have installation mistakes. Renovations and DIY projects are another common source of problems.
Knowing about electrical concerns before you buy lets you request repairs from the seller or budget for a licensed electrician.
Your electrical inspection includes:
Yes, when it’s safe to do so. Removing the panel cover allows Anthony to see the breakers, wiring and connections inside.
GFCI devices protect against shock in wet areas like kitchens, bathrooms and outdoors. AFCI devices help protect against electrical fires caused by arcing. Anthony checks for this protection where it’s expected.
Anthony tests a representative number of accessible outlets in each room, as outlined in the TREC Standards of Practice.
Findings are documented with photos and explained in plain language. Many electrical items should be evaluated and repaired by a licensed electrician.
Yes. The electrical system is included in every comprehensive inspection.
From your first call to the final report, here’s what to expect when you hire Texas Inspection Services.
Call or text Anthony at 817-829-6967 or request online. We’ll find a time that fits your option period or build schedule.
Anthony performs a careful, thorough inspection. You’re welcome to attend, ask questions and see findings firsthand.
You receive an organized, photo-rich Spectora report online — easy to read and easy to share.
Questions after the report? Call Anthony and he’ll walk you through any finding so you can move forward with confidence.
Certified Master Inspector • TREC Licensed #24660 • 15 Years of Experience • Serving Haslet, Fort Worth & All of DFW