Electrical Home Safety Inspection
Ensure the Safety of Your Home’s Electrical System
ABR Electric offers comprehensive electrical home safety inspections to identify potential hazards and ensure your electrical system is up to code. Our inspections help protect your home from electrical fires, shock hazards, and other dangers.
Why You Need an Electrical Safety Inspection:
- Identifies outdated or faulty wiring
- Ensures compliance with current electrical codes
- Prevents electrical fires caused by overloaded circuits or poor wiring
- Provides peace of mind for homeowners
Our Inspection Process
Initial Assessment: We begin by examining your home’s electrical system, including wiring, outlets, switches, and breaker panels.
Detailed Inspection: We check for code compliance, faulty wiring, and potential safety hazards, such as overloaded circuits or damaged electrical components.
Comprehensive Report: After the inspection, we provide a detailed report with any recommended repairs or upgrades to ensure your electrical system is safe and up to date.
Electrical Work Requiring Permits in Collin County
In Collin County, certain electrical work requires permits to ensure safety and compliance with local regulations. Below are common projects that need permits:
- Service Upgrades: Replacing or upgrading electrical panels (e.g., upgrading from 100 amps to 200 amps).
- New Installations: Installing new electrical wiring systems in homes or businesses.
- System Alterations: Rewiring or relocating outlets requires a permit to ensure safety.
- Generator Installation: Installing standby or portable generators with direct connections to your system.
- EV Charging Station Installation: Installing Level 2 or higher EV chargers at home or businesses.
- Outdoor Electrical Systems: Installing or modifying outdoor lighting, pool wiring, or security systems.
- Meter Base Replacements: Replacing the meter base that connects to the utility grid.
- Surge Protection: Installing whole-house surge protection systems connected to the electrical panel.
- New Construction Electrical: Wiring systems for new buildings, homes, or offices.
- Commercial Electrical Work: Upgrading or installing electrical systems in commercial spaces.
- Solar Panel Installations: Installing or altering solar panel systems that connect to the electrical grid.
- Hot Tub/Pool Electrical Systems: Wiring for hot tubs, pools, and spa systems, including pool pumps and lighting.
If you’re planning any of these projects, make sure to obtain the necessary permits through the Collin County Building and Permitting Division to ensure your work is up to code and safe.