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Electrical safety inspections make good sense whether buying, building, or selling a home. Understanding your home’s electrical system and electrical components are critical when it comes to purchase, repair, and maintenance decisions.

The one system that is of greatest concern to home buyers and home owners is the electrical system. Very few “general inspectors” are qualified to make a complete detailed assessment of an overall electrical wiring system. At UNITED San Diego Electrical, we can provide a basic routine electrical inspection to a more comprehensive inspection of the overall electric wiring system which exceeds industry standards for home and business electrical safety inspections.

Our own electrical safety assessment comes with:

• Main Electrical Breaker Panel and Wiring Check-up
• Inspecting the Furnace and A/C Wiring
• Inspecting the Secondary Electrical Sub-Panels
• Inspecting the Living Areas
• Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors Check-up
• Inspecting the GFCI for appropriate locations and operations
• Examining all the Major Appliance Wiring
  

A representative range of electric powered equipment will be inspected. Generally, we would check only 10-15% of the equipments and would only go checking for more in the event that we determine many problems within the items as a means of coming up the solution which could avert future issues.

Inspecting the Main Electrical Panel and Electrical Sub Panels would typically include these things:

• Inspection of the proper supplemental systems grounding which could include the telephone, TV and then any outlets available.
• Checking out the condition of the water grounding and connecting jumpers if present.
• Check-up of the source of the wire connection of any driven ground rod present.
• Examining the operation of all Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters and Electric Circuit Breakers.
• Checking critical areas for probable corrosion circumstances that may result from poor connections or the utilization of dissimilar metals.