Electrical Health Check™
A structured diagnostic inspection of your electrical system — with a written report you can act on.
The Electrical Health Check™ covers your panels, branch circuits, devices, wiring, grounding, and a thermal scan under load. Every finding is documented with photos, thermal images, and a priority rating. You receive a written report — not a verbal summary — that you can use for maintenance planning, insurance, compliance, and capital budgeting.
What it covers
Four inspection areas. One complete picture.
Panel & Distribution Equipment
- Main panel condition and labeling
- Breaker condition and proper sizing
- Double-tapped breakers
- Bus and lug connection condition
- Panel enclosure integrity
- Sub-panel feeders and overcurrent protection
Thermal Scan
- Panel thermal scan under load
- Distribution equipment heat mapping
- Hot spots at breakers and connections
- Unbalanced load identification
- Thermal image documentation
- Temperature delta vs. ambient
Branch Circuits & Devices
- Outlet and switch condition
- GFCI protection where required
- AFCI protection where required
- Visible wiring condition
- Conduit and raceway integrity
- Circuit labeling accuracy
Grounding & Bonding
- Service entrance grounding
- Equipment grounding continuity
- Bonding at water and gas piping
- Ground rod condition (where accessible)
- Neutral-ground separation at sub-panels
- Grounding electrode conductor condition
The report
What you receive
The Electrical Health Check™ report is a written document — not a verbal summary at the end of the visit. It is formatted to be useful for maintenance planning, capital budgeting, insurance documentation, and compliance records.
- Executive summary — overall system condition rating
- Findings list with priority ratings (immediate, near-term, monitor)
- Thermal images with temperature readings for every anomaly
- Photos of each finding with location notes
- Code references for any NEC deficiencies identified
- Recommended corrective actions with scope descriptions
- Estimated timeline for recommended repairs
- Signature-ready format for insurance and compliance use
Good for
When to schedule one
Before signing a lease
Know the electrical condition of a space before you commit to it.
After purchasing a building
Establish a baseline and identify deferred maintenance before it becomes your problem.
Before a major equipment addition
Confirm you have the capacity and condition to support new loads.
Annual maintenance baseline
A yearly snapshot that shows trends and supports insurance and compliance requirements.
After a fire, flood, or power event
Document the condition of your electrical system after an incident.
Tenant improvement planning
Understand what the existing electrical system can support before designing a buildout.
How to schedule
Call or submit a quote request. We'll confirm the scope, schedule a time that works around your operations, and deliver the written report within a few business days of the visit. Serving Orange County, CA.
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