10-Point Electrical Safety Evaluation
Peace of Mind Starts with a Safe Home
What’s Included in Our 10-Point Evaluation
1. Electrical Panel Age & Capacity
We check for outdated or unsafe panels—especially FPE or Zinsco brands—and look for signs of rust, heat damage, or inadequate amperage. Many Washington homes are overdue for a panel upgrade, especially if you’re planning to install new appliances or EV chargers.
2. Wiring Condition
3. Surge Protection
4. GFCI/AFCI Protection
5. Grounding & Bonding
6. Device Functionality
7. Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Alarms
We’ll confirm that detectors are present, functional, and placed where they’re needed most.
8. Electric Heater Safety
9. Tamper-Resistant Outlets
10. Extension Cord Overuse
Thinking About an Electrical Panel Upgrade?
As part of our evaluation, we’ll let you know if your home’s panel needs updating. If you need help from an electrician for a panel upgrade in Washington or are wondering whether upgrading your electrical panel is necessary, this evaluation is the perfect starting point.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a 10-Point Electrical Safety Evaluation?
It is a comprehensive review of the most common safety risk areas in your home’s electrical system. We examine your panel, wiring, protection devices, grounding, alarms, heaters, outlets, and overall circuit use to identify potential concerns and provide clear recommendations.
Is the 10-Point Evaluation really complimentary?
Yes. We provide this evaluation at no cost. Our goal is to provide you with straightforward feedback on your home’s electrical condition so you can make informed decisions without pressure.
How long does the evaluation take?
The timeframe depends on the home’s size and condition, but most evaluations can be completed in a single scheduled visit. We take the time needed to review each checkpoint thoroughly.
Will you tell me if I need an electrical panel upgrade?
Yes. As part of the evaluation, we assess panel age, brand, capacity, and visible signs of wear. If your panel indicates safety concerns or insufficient amperage for future additions such as EV chargers or new appliances, we will explain your options.
What happens after the evaluation is complete?
After we finish, we provide clear findings and recommendations. If improvements are needed, we outline practical next steps. If everything looks safe and up to standard, you gain added confidence in your system’s condition.