Home electrical inspection and second opinions

Not a permit inspection

“Inspection” can also mean the inspection that goes with a building permit. The City of Inverness, for example, runs its own permitting and electrical inspections. Our assessment is not that. It is our own independent look, booked by you, at a concern you have about your electrical system or at whether a repair or upgrade someone else recommended is actually needed.

What the assessment covers

The assessment covers the concern you book it for, or the repair or upgrade someone else recommended. You shouldn’t have to take anyone’s word for it. We look at the parts of your panel, outlets and wiring involved, photograph what we find and use testing and thermal imaging when appropriate, so you see the problem for yourself.

Then we explain it in plain language: what the problem is, what caused it, and what your options are.

What you come away with

Every recommendation is sorted into three groups:

• What needs attention now: anything that’s a safety concern or is causing the problem you called about.
• What can wait: things worth keeping an eye on. You’ll know what to watch for.
• What to plan for: upgrades you may want down the road.

No pressure to decide on the spot. Then the decision is yours.

“He took the time to explain everything, answered all my questions, and made sure the job was done right.” (Bobby Boyd, Google review)

Who does the assessment

Mike entered electrical trade school in Ohio at 16, then joined the electrical union and trained through its residential and commercial apprenticeship programs. His work has covered residential construction, remodeling, commercial work, some industrial work and residential service. He moved to Florida in 2020. Two-Four Electric is a Florida Certified Electrical Contractor, license EC13016757.