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817-585-2993Homebuyers often include an electrical inspection contingency before closing, because they know that a safe, reliable electrical system is critical to a home’s value and safety. Lenders, too, understand that faulty wiring or outdated panels can create major hazards - and they may require repairs before financing is approved.
Yet, once the papers are signed, many homeowners and business owners neglect routine electrical service. That lapse can lead to costly failures or even danger down the road. Periodic professional electrical service not only uncovers hidden problems before they escalate but also keeps homes and businesses compliant with the latest safety codes.
In this brief article brought to you by Mr. Electric, we want to make it clear: periodic electrical service saves time, money, and lives. If you'd like to consult with a certified electrician on the matter, or if you need urgent assistance, then contact Mr. Electric to get in touch with a live representative.
It's no secret that electrical systems age and components degrade over time, but who actively thinks about this fact? Unfortunately, routine maintenance often falls off the homeowner’s radar once the sale is complete. This leaves potential issues unaddressed.
Inspections are not important just because we say so. Standards like NFPA 73 recommend periodic inspections to verify continued safety and compliance.Adhering to these guidelines helps prevent the kind of electrical failures that can result in fires, shocks, or expensive emergency repairs.
We've established that periodic inspections are important. Let's get to the specifics, starting with fires. Electrical failures remain a leading cause of home fires. They account for over 50,000 fires and nearly 500 deaths every year, according to Electrical Safety Foundation International.
Licensed electricians in Haslet, TX use thermal imaging and specialized equipment to pinpoint hot spots, overloaded circuits, and failing connections. By nipping these issues in the bud, you dramatically reduce the risk of a fire-originating electrical fault.
Ground faults and arc faults pose serious shock hazards, especially in moisture-prone areas like kitchens and bathrooms. Installing and maintaining GFCI and AFCI outlets offer some protection, but these devices must be tested regularly and repaired replaced when necessary. During (or after) the inspection, the electrician will let you know what needs to be done to protect against shocks and potential electrocutions.
Proper grounding and surge protection are meant to guard both the people and the sensitive electronics in a home or business. Otherwise, power surges can fry your equipment and do even worse to flesh and bone. During a service visit, electricians verify that grounding conductors are secure and surge protectors are functional.
It is always advisable to schedule an electrical safety inspection once a year, but there are instances when an urgent inspection is warranted. Grab the phone and call Mr. Electric if you notice any of the following red flags:
Why play with fire when Mr. Electric offers quick and affordable service? In fact, we provide upfront price quotes so you can be sure. Call or message Mr. Electric to get in touch with a live representative. Let's make sure your home is safe and sound.
Your electrical system can be an asset or a liability, and a certified electrician is best equipped to make that determination. At Mr. Electric, we hire talented and passionate electricians, and we provide regular training and advanced equipment so they can deliver premier service.
Don't take our word for it, though. Mr. Electric has decades of industry experience, and we invite you to read our client reviews to see why countless homeowners and businesses choose Mr. Electric for their electrical service and repair.