Professional Home Electrical Inspection Company

What we can do:

• Complete Home Electrical Inspection to NFPA Requirements
• Insurance Company Inspections and Certification
• Main Service Certification for Power Company Re-Connection
• Thermal Imaging Service
• Main Grounding System Testing
• Power Bill Usage Monitoring
• Life Safety Systems Testing
• Cable Insulation Integrity Testing
• Circuit Voltage Drop Testing
• Ground Impedance testing
• Power Quality Studies
• Inspect and Test AFCI’s and GFI’s
• Fire damage Inspections and testing
• Lightning Strike Damage Assessment

Home inspections make good sense whether buying, selling or remodeling a home. Understanding your home’s electrical systems and components are critical when it comes to purchase, repair and maintenance decisions. In fact, the Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI) recommends that Homeowners have their homes inspected by a qualified licensed electrician if the home is 40 or more years old, if the home is 10 or more years old that has had major renovation, an addition or major new appliance or you are the new owner of a previously owned home. Inspecting your home will give you peace of mind that not only the heart of your electrical system is operating correctly but also the entire electrical system is safe for you and your family.

So why should you chose E*Star Electric, Inc. to inspect your home’s electrical system? Because we are are trained professionals who have the skills, knowledge, and experience related to the installation and repair of electrical wiring and equipment. Our electricians are familiar with the electrical building code requirements in the localities in which we work and are familiar with the latest requirements of the National Electrical Code® (NEC®). If you have an older home and need the entire electrical system inspected properly, we are familiar with NFPA 73, Electrical Inspection Code for Existing Dwellings and include this information into our comprehensive electrical inspections. We are also capable of producing an inspection letter for your insurance carrier, if requested.