A renovation changes more than the room you see. New circuits, an addition or a service upgrade can change how a home's electrical system needs to be inspected. We review the accessible work within the agreed scope and provide written findings for your next step.

An inspection matched to your project

Tell us whether you are building a house, remodeling a kitchen, finishing a basement, adding wiring or evaluating an existing installation. The project stage matters: rough-in work should be reviewed while it is still accessible, and completed work may need a separate final inspection.

  • New home rough-in and final inspections
  • Renovations, additions and new branch circuits
  • Service equipment and subpanel installations
  • Electrical safety evaluations within an agreed scope

What the inspection can cover

Depending on the work and applicable requirements, the review can include service equipment, accessible wiring, receptacles, lighting, grounding and bonding, and required protective devices. A project inspection is not automatically a whole-house condition survey; we confirm the scope before the visit.

  • Panels and circuit identification
  • Accessible wiring, boxes and connections
  • Grounding and bonding arrangements
  • Required AFCI and GFCI protection

Before the visit

Have your property address, permit information if applicable, electrician's contact and a description of the work ready. Ask which portions must remain exposed. Keep the inspection area accessible and arrange safe access with your contractor; do not remove covers or work on energized equipment yourself.

Results you can act on

You receive written findings identifying the inspected work and any corrections. Your electrician can use those findings to address issues before a follow-up inspection. Inspection results do not replace permit approvals or a utility's authorization to energize.

Confirm local acceptance before booking

Permit and utility requirements vary. Ask the relevant authority whether our inspection is accepted for your particular project. We will help clarify the requested scope when you call.

Request a scope and quote

Inspection fees and timing depend on the work, location and number of visits. Call (716) 224-0700 or send the project details. We confirm availability directly; the form does not book an appointment automatically.