Electrical Safety Inspections
Every circuit tested, with a written report in plain English and priced options.
Electrical Safety Inspections
Most electrical faults give warning long before they become dangerous. A warm switch plate, a breaker that trips every few weeks, a light that flickers when the dryer starts. An inspection catches those while they're still cheap to fix.
We check the switchboard, test every RCD, inspect accessible wiring and connections, check smoke alarms, and test outlets for correct polarity and earthing. We also look at the things people forget: the shed, the pool pump, the garden lighting.
You get a plain English written report covering what's compliant, what's worth watching and what genuinely needs doing, with prices, so you can decide what happens next.
What an inspection covers.
Every circuit, every outlet, and a written report you can actually act on.
- Full switchboard and main switch inspection
- RCD trip testing on every circuit
- Polarity and earth continuity testing at every outlet
- Smoke alarm testing and expiry check
- Accessible wiring, joints and fittings inspected
- Outbuildings, sheds and garden circuits included
- Written report in plain English
- Priced recommendations, no obligation to proceed
Inspection questions.
It's one of the cheapest pieces of due diligence you can do. A building inspection rarely covers electrical work in any depth. We've found unsafe boards, unpermitted DIY wiring and dead safety switches in homes that passed one.
Every five years for an owner occupied home, or every two years if it's rented or over forty years old. If you've just bought, just renovated, or had recurring trips, get one done now.
Anything immediately unsafe we make safe on the spot and tell you straight away. Everything else goes in the report with a priority and a price, and you decide what gets done and when.
Book a safety inspection.
Tell us the age of the house and whether you're buying, selling or just unsure.
The rest of what we do.
Buying, selling, or just not sure?
An inspection is the cheapest way to find out what you're dealing with.