Electrical Safety Inspections by Castro Electrical

Electrical safety is a cornerstone of a secure and comfortable home. Regular electrical safety inspections are essential to identify potential hazards, ensure compliance with local codes, and maintain the efficiency of your home’s electrical system. Castro Electrical Services, based in Gaithersburg, MD, offers professional inspections to provide you with peace of mind and safeguard your property.

What Does an Electrical Safety Inspection Include?

  • Wiring and Connections: Checking for outdated, damaged, or improperly installed wiring.

  • Breaker Panel: Evaluating the condition and capacity of your electrical panel and breakers.

  • Outlets and Switches: Ensuring they operate safely and efficiently, with no signs of overheating or wear.

  • Grounding Systems: Verifying proper grounding to prevent electrical shocks and surges.

  • Appliances and Equipment: Inspecting the electrical connections of major appliances to ensure safe operation.

  • GFCI and AFCI Protection: Confirming proper installation and operation of Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) and Arc Fault Circuit Interrupters (AFCIs).

  • Surge Protection: Assessing the need for whole-home surge protection to guard against power surges.

Photo of an electrician performing an electrical safety inspection.

Protect Your Home and Family

Safety isn’t something to take lightly. Schedule a professional inspection with Castro Electrical Services to ensure your home’s electrical systems are up to standard and operating safely. Contact us today to book your electrical safety inspection and take the first step toward a more secure and efficient home.

When Should You Schedule an Electrical Safety Inspection?

  • You’re Buying or Selling a Home: Ensure the property’s electrical systems meet safety standards.

  • After a Major Renovation: Verify that new installations comply with codes and integrate seamlessly with existing systems.

  • Your Home is Over 20 Years Old: Older homes often have outdated wiring and may not support modern electrical demands.

  • You Notice Electrical Issues: Flickering lights, tripping breakers, or warm outlets indicate potential hazards that require immediate attention.

  • You’ve Added Major Appliances: Ensure your system can handle the increased load from high-powered devices like HVAC systems or EV chargers.

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