Electrical Home Safety Inspections in Houston

Preventing Electrical Hazards

Thousands of electrical fires strike homes and businesses across the United States every year, resulting in millions of dollars worth of property damage. While accidents do happen, many electrical fires can be prevented with a simple electrical home safety inspection. If you feel there are electrical problems in your home, such as constantly tripping breakers that could pose a safety hazard, it is absolutely necessary to call our Houston electricians at Right Touch Electrical to set up an inspection.

During our inspection, one of our electricians will do a visual audit and run tests with the power switch off. Once the tests are completed, your system is turned back on and we provide you with a thorough report that includes a detailed explanation of any issues, the overall condition of your system, helpful advice, and our recommended solutions.

Are Your Electrical Connections Up to Code?

All electrical connections should follow Local and National Electrical Code safety standards. If you live in an older home or manage a decades-old building, it's highly likely that parts or even your whole electrical system are outdated. Not only is this a safety hazard but it could also bring you problems in the long run, especially with insurance companies or building permits.

At Right Touch Electrical, our safety inspections can correct outdated connections and bring your property up to code. We especially recommend this if you are:

• Living in a structure that is more than 40 years old
• Purchasing a new home or building
• Selling your home or building
• Planning a renovation
• Installing large, modern appliances, such as a refrigerator or laundry machine

Benefits of an Electrical Safety Inspection

In addition to keeping your property protected, an electrical home safety inspection can help increase the efficiency of your home and lower your electrical bill. It also gives you peace of mind as any smaller issues that we uncover can be quickly repaired. Lastly, an inspection ensures your electrical system remains reliable, so you can continue to depend on it day in and day out.