Home Safety Review, Our Services Include Home Safety Inspections

Electricians at Aztec Electrical provide a wide range of services during home safety inspections including reviewing the wiring, outlets, circuit breakers, and other electrical components in your home.

Our electrician will inspect the wiring in your home. They will check the condition of all electrical wiring, including exposed wires, to make sure they are up to code and in good condition. This will ensure that any potential electrical hazards are identified and addressed before they become a problem.

A complete review of your outlets, switches, and circuit breakers. They will look for any signs of wear and tear, faulty wiring, outlets, switches, circuit breakers, or outdated components that could be a potential hazard. If any of these components need to be replaced, the electrician can do so in order to ensure your home is up to code and safe.

An inspection of additional electrical components in your home. This includes ceiling fans, light fixtures, smoke detectors, and more. They will check to make sure that these components are in good working order and not a potential safety hazard.



Of the $2,000 the average American spends paying for energy used at home on an annual basis, $200 to $400 could be going to waste from drafts, air leaks around openings, and outdated heating and cooling systems.
~ Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy, energy.gov

Common Review Items

1. Wiring and electrical system
They will check for any wiring damage, worn or exposed wires, and check to make sure your home is up to code with the latest safety standards. They'll also check your circuit breakers, outlets, and switches to make sure they are working correctly and safely.

2. Home's lighting system
This includes checking your light fixtures, bulbs, and wiring to make sure they are properly installed and functioning correctly. They may also check to make sure your lights are on the proper dimmer settings.

3. Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors
They will check to make sure your detectors are properly installed and functioning, and that they are placed in strategic locations throughout your home.

4. The home's ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI)
This device is designed to protect you from shocks or electrocution. They will make sure your GFCI is correctly installed and functioning properly.

By having an electrician review these components, you can have peace of mind knowing that your home is safe. An electrician is an important professional to consult when it comes to home safety, and their inspection can help you identify any potential hazards or issues with your home's electrical system.

When it comes to home safety, it is important to be proactive in order to protect your family and your belongings. One of the best ways to do this is to perform regular home safety inspections. But how often should these inspections be done?

Ideally, a home safety inspection should be completed at least once a year. During this inspection, you should check for potential hazards, such as loose wires, broken locks, and faulty wiring. You should also make sure that all smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are functioning properly.

In addition to this annual inspection, you should also perform smaller inspections every few months. This includes checking things such as exposed outlets, checking batteries in smoke detectors, and making sure fire extinguishers are fully charged.