Safety · East Valley, Arizona
Electrical Inspections
A licensed set of eyes on the whole system, with a written punch list in plain English. No scare tactics.
ROC 342294 · BBB A+ · Family owned since 1995
The work
What inspections actually involves
An inspection is us going through the system the way we would before buying the house ourselves: panel condition and workmanship, breaker types and sizing, grounding and bonding, GFCI and AFCI coverage, a sample of outlets and switches, visible wiring in the attic, and alarm coverage. You get a written report that separates safety items from code updates from cosmetic notes, so you know what actually matters.
When you need it
- →You are buying or selling, and the general inspector said get an electrician to look
- →The house is 1980s or older and has never been evaluated
- →Insurance asked about the panel brand or knob and tube
- →You are planning a remodel and want the real baseline first
From the record
What customers said about this exact work
Straight off CZR's Google profile, unedited, with a link to each original so you can check any of it.
“Charlie the owner came out and looked over my breaker box and did a full inspection. He was honest and friendly!”
Jennifer Tonkinson
6 reviews
July 2026“He is very knowledgeable and explains things as well as any technical expert in my experience.”
Mark Olsky
Local Guide · 15 reviews
June 2026Asked constantly
Inspections questions
No. City inspectors check permitted work against code. This is a health check of the whole existing system, on your side of the table.
Talk to the electrician, not a call center
Need inspections handled?
Call, or send a photo of the job from your phone. Licensed eyes on it, real number back, no sales script.
ROC 342294 · Family owned since 1995 · Mon to Fri 8am to 5pm