Buying • Selling • Insurance • Written findings in plain language • (239) 880-9473
A licensed electrician looks at the same things a buyer’s inspector or an insurance underwriter worries about: the panel brand and condition, the service entrance and grounding, GFCI and AFCI protection, visible wiring in the garage and attic, and anything added over the years. In an older Cape Coral house, the panel and the additions are the usual findings.
You get a written list of what we found, in plain language, with what is urgent and what can wait.
Panels that insurers flag, such as Challenger or Federal Pacific, are the finding with the biggest consequences in a sale. We have replaced a Challenger panel ahead of a sale in Estero; on one Cape Coral job the inspection of the service showed three separate feeds that shaped the whole generator plan. Neither is unusual enough to be a surprise to an inspector, and both are easier to deal with early.
Our inspection is a licensed electrician’s review and a written list of findings. A City of Cape Coral permit inspection is separate and is done by the City after permitted work. If we do the repairs, we pull the permit and bring the work to a City final.
No. A review by a licensed electrician is separate from the City’s inspections, which happen after permitted work and are requested through the City’s system. If our review leads to repairs, we pull the permit and the City’s inspector looks at the repair work.
Every job is quoted after we see it. Call (239) 880-9473 or request a free estimate.
“We had already used four different electricians, and not one of them was able to figure out or fix the issue.”
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