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FAQs About Electrical Inspections
It’s recommended to have a professional electrical inspection every 3-5 years for an average home. Older homes or homes with known electrical issues may require more frequent inspections.
Good practices include regularly checking your circuits, not overloading outlets, and promptly replacing damaged cords or outlets. If you notice any irregularities, contact a professional for an inspection.
A high electric bill could be due to inefficient appliances, electrical leaks, or outdated systems. An electrician can perform an energy audit to identify issues and recommend solutions, such as energy-efficient upgrades or necessary repairs, to reduce electrical costs.
The best way to determine if your home meets the current electrical codes is to have an inspection done by a licensed electrician. Codes can change, and homes are typically grandfathered in until renovations or other significant changes are made.
A surge protector is a device that shields electronic appliances from voltage spikes by blocking or shorting to ground any excess voltage. Surge protectors are highly recommended for electronic devices such as computers, TVs, and audio equipment to prevent damage from power surges.