Electrical Services in Lemay

What a Proper Assessment Covers

Our approach starts with the panel and extends outward. By the time our technician completes an evaluation of your home, you'll have a clear, documented picture of your system's condition and a written price quote for any work that warrants attention.

A thorough electrical assessment typically covers:

• The main panel – We check the panel age, manufacturer (some older panel brands carry known safety concerns), breaker condition, and available capacity. We also note whether the panel has been modified or expanded improperly over the years, which is common in homes that have changed hands multiple times.
• Circuit load and distribution – We identify circuits that are overloaded or improperly shared between different areas of the home.
• Wiring condition – In older homes, we look for knob and tube wiring, aluminum branch circuit wiring from the 1960s and 1970s, and signs of insulation degradation.
• Outlet and switch condition – Including whether GFCI protection is present where required, whether outlets are properly grounded, and whether any show signs of heat damage.
• Outdoor and weatherproof connections – Exterior outlets, service entry points, and any outdoor structures connected to the home's electrical system.
• Lighting fixtures and ceiling fans – We note any that are improperly wired or undersized for the circuit they're on.

After the assessment, our technician walks you through the findings, explains what each item means in practical terms, and provides a written price for any recommended work. Nothing starts until you've approved it.