PRECISION INSPECTIONS. CODE-COMPLIANT RESULTS.
Electrical Inspections & Code Compliance Services
From routine inspections to urgent code corrections, we help ensure your electrical systems meet NEC standards, pass inspections, and operate safely—without unnecessary delays or costly surprises.
Stay ahead of electrical problems before they become expensive
For busy facilities, electrical systems are easy to overlook when everything seems to be working. A compliance inspection gives your team a clearer picture of where your system stands and what needs attention.
10+
years inspecting commercial facilities
500+
code compliance projects delivered
99%
first-pass inspection rate
// Our Services
Compliance-focused electrical services for industrial facilities
Pre-AHJ Readiness Inspections
We walk every install before your authority having jurisdiction does. Our electricians review panel work, grounding, conductor sizing, labeling, and clearances against current NEC requirements and your local amendments, then deliver a clear punch list so corrections happen before the official inspection.
Code-Aligned Electrical Installations
New construction, retrofits, and equipment tie-ins are executed to current National Electrical Code (NFPA 70) and your jurisdiction’s local amendments. Every project includes documentation of materials, methods, and inspection points, so you have a defensible compliance record from day one.
Arc Flash Hazard Assessments
NFPA 70E-compliant arc flash studies built on IEEE 1584 calculations. We assess incident energy at every applicable piece of equipment, produce labeled hazard warnings, and recommend appropriate PPE categories, protecting your workers and aligning your facility with OSHA.
Infrared & Thermographic Scanning
Non-invasive thermal imaging detects overloaded circuits, loose connections, imbalanced loads, and failing components before they trigger downtime or fire. Scans are performed under normal operating load and delivered with a full thermographic report, often the exact documentation your insurer requires.
Panel Inspections
Electrical panels are one of the most important parts of any commercial or industrial electrical system. We check for signs of overloading, improper labeling, damaged breakers, loose connections, heat-related issues, capacity and many other concerns.
Load Testing & Capacity Review
As facilities add equipment, conveyors, lighting, EV chargers, production machinery, or new work areas, electrical demand can increase quickly. We review load conditions and help determine whether your system is properly supporting current and future needs.
Grounding & Bonding Checks
Proper grounding and bonding are essential for electrical safety and code compliance. We inspect grounding conditions, identify concerns, and recommend corrections when needed to reduce risk and protect equipment.
Compliance Documentation & Reporting
Every assessment ends with documentation you can actually hand off. Photo-backed reports, code references, findings, and corrective actions, formatted to satisfy AHJs, insurance carriers, OSHA audits, and your internal safety records.
In-House Remediation of Findings
When inspections or scans surface issues, our licensed electricians correct them. One vendor handles assessment and repair, which means faster turnaround, clear accountability, and a single documentation trail from finding to fix.
// How We Work
What our inspection process looks like
01
Walkthrough
We start by understanding your facility and the systems that support every day operations.
02
Inspection
Panels, breakers, connections, equipment, and visible wiring reviewed against current code.
03
Evaluation
Load, grounding, and safety analysis, including thermographic and arc flash review.
04
Findings
We explain what we found in clear terms and provide practical, prioritized next steps.
05
Remediation
Our licensed electricians correct findings in-house: one vendor, one documentation trail.
// Know the Signs
When you should schedule an inspection
Your breakers trip frequently
Lights flicker or dim unexpectedly
Panels feel warm or show signs of wear
Adding new equipment or machinery
Expanding warehouse or production space
Building has outdated wiring or older panels
Preparing for an insurance or safety audit
Recent electrical work needs to be reviewed
Facility has repeated electrical issues
You want a preventive maintenance plan