Home Inspection Reports
Electrical items called out during a home purchase or sale, reviewed and corrected item by item.
Electrical Inspection Corrections
Got a home inspection report, a failed inspection, or an insurance request with electrical items on it? Surge Electric reviews the list, explains it in plain language, and corrects the electrical work.
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Easiest Way to Start
A photo or screenshot of the report is enough. We go through each electrical item and give you a clear plan and estimate before any work starts.
Don't Panic Over the Report
Inspection reports can read like a long list of problems. Many electrical items, like a missing GFCI, an open junction box, or a loose receptacle, are quick, routine corrections.
Others, like improper grounding or an older panel, take more work. Either way, we explain what each item is, why it matters, and what it takes to fix, so you can make decisions with confidence.
What We Correct
From a single item to a full page of findings, we focus on the electrical work on your list.
Electrical items called out during a home purchase or sale, reviewed and corrected item by item.
Electrical correction notes from a failed or partial inspection, completed so the work is ready for re-inspection.
Electrical items an insurance company asked you to address, such as older panels or unsafe wiring.
Missing GFCI protection, reversed polarity, loose or damaged receptacles, and missing cover plates.
Double-tapped breakers, improper grounding or bonding, and older panels flagged as a concern.
Open splices, missing junction box covers, exposed wiring, and other work that was not done correctly.
Older Panel Flagged?
If the report flags an older panel, such as a Zinsco or Federal Pacific, or a service that is undersized for the home, the right fix may be a panel replacement or service upgrade.
Learn about panel upgrades →How It Works
Common Questions
Yes. Send us the report, or just the electrical section, along with photos if you have them. We review each item, explain what it means in plain language, and give you a clear plan to correct the electrical items.
Yes. If an inspector left correction notes on a project, we can review the notes and complete the electrical corrections so the work is ready for re-inspection.
Tell us your deadline when you send the report. We schedule based on availability and the scope of the corrections, and we will be upfront about timing before you commit.
Yes. Surge Electric is an electrical contractor, so we correct electrical items such as missing GFCI protection, open junction boxes, double-tapped breakers, improper grounding, and damaged or unsafe wiring. Non-electrical items should go to the appropriate trade.
If a correction requires a permit, we will tell you before the work starts so there are no surprises.
It depends on how many items there are, what they are, and how accessible the work is. Sending the report and a few photos lets us give you a more accurate estimate before scheduling.
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Have a Report With Electrical Items?
Upload the report or photos with your request, or call us to talk through the list.