Electrical

Electrical safety inspections and reports

We inspect the switchboard, circuits, safety switches and earthing, then give you a written report, so buyers, owners and landlords know where they stand.

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Licensed and family-run from Wilson since 2014.

What does an electrical inspection cover?

We check the switchboard, wiring condition, safety switches, earthing and accessible fittings, then write up what is safe, what needs attention, and what is urgent.

The short answer: An electrical safety inspection covers the switchboard, circuits, safety switches and earthing, and ends with a written report. Buyers, owners and landlords use it to know exactly where the property stands.

An inspection is a structured check of the parts that matter for safety, not a quick look. We test as well as look, and we record what we find.

Inspections draw on the same expertise as the rest of our electrical work, so if something needs fixing we can quote it for you.

A licensed electrician testing a switchboard during a safety inspection

Buying, leasing, or after a renovation?

Buyers want to know what they are taking on, landlords want a clear record, and a renovation is a good moment to confirm the system is sound.

Pre-purchase
Rental record
Post-renovation
Peace of mind

Before you buy is the cheapest time to find an electrical problem. A report tells you what is there before the keys change hands.

For rentals, a documented inspection gives you a record of the condition of the wiring and safety devices at a point in time.

What do you get at the end?

A plain-English written report listing what we checked, what is safe, and any items to address, ranked so you know what is urgent and what can wait.

The report is written to be read by a person, not just an electrician, so you can act on it or share it with confidence.

If we find faults we explain them and can carry out the repairs, for example fault finding or a switchboard upgrade, but the report stands on its own either way.

FAQ

Common inspection questions

No. A building inspection looks at the structure. An electrical safety inspection focuses on the wiring, switchboard and safety devices, carried out by a licensed electrician.

It is not always required, but it is sensible before buying and useful for rentals. We will tell you what is genuinely worthwhile for your situation.

We record it in the report, explain it, and rank how urgent it is. You can then ask us to fix it or take the report elsewhere.

It depends on the size of the property, so we quote up front before any work starts. Request a quote and we will sort it.