Replacing a panel or increasing service capacity affects more than the enclosure on the wall. We inspect the agreed electrical work and document the findings, with attention to the installation's requirements and the authority or utility involved.
Common reasons to request an inspection
Tell us whether this is a service-size change, a panel replacement, a new subpanel or additional equipment. An electrician should determine the required capacity and design; the inspection reviews the installation.
- Service upgrades and panel replacements
- Subpanels for additions, garages or other spaces
- Service entrance and meter equipment changes
- EV charging circuit installations
- Generator connections and transfer equipment
What may be included
Depending on the scope, the review can include service equipment, conductors, overcurrent protection, grounding and bonding, circuit identification and related branch-circuit work. Requirements vary by equipment, location and project.
Coordinate utility-related work early
If the project involves a disconnect, reconnect or new service, ask the serving utility what inspection documentation it requires. Confirm that the inspection agency is accepted and how results need to be delivered. The utility controls its own connection and energization process.
Before booking
Have the project address, permit information if applicable, utility name, electrician's contact and description of the upgrade ready. Let us know the installation stage and any proposed utility appointment. Dates are confirmed directly with you.
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.