Waxahachie Electrical Inspections

Comprehensive Assessments and Clear Explanations for Our DeSoto, Mansfield, Midlothian, Boyce-Ensign, and Red Oak Neighbors

Your home's electrical system works behind the walls, out of sight and often out of mind, until something goes wrong. Whether you're buying a new home and want to know what electrical surprises might be hiding, selling your property and need to address potential issues before they become deal-breakers, conducting an assessment for insurance claim purposes, or are just overdue for a routine maintenance check, our team of licensed and insured electricians can give you the answers you need. 

Al's Electric has been helping property owners make informed decisions about their electrical systems since 2000, putting our decades of experience and training to work identifying potential flaws before they become expensive and dangerous problems. We provide honest assessments with detailed reports, offer free estimates for any needed repairs, and give you the knowledge and support you need to create a safer, more efficient, and more functional space.

Protect your investment with a professional electrical inspection from Al's Electric. Call us at (972) 619-6204 to request a same-day appointment!

Preparing for Your Electrical Inspection

When our licensed electricians arrive for your inspection, having your electrical system accessible helps us provide the most thorough evaluation possible. Clear the area around your electrical panel so we can safely examine all breakers, connections, and labeling. If you have a basement, attic, or crawl space where electrical wiring runs, make sure these areas are accessible and that any stored items aren't blocking access to junction boxes or electrical components.

Gather any documentation you have about previous electrical work, including permits, receipts, and warranty information, as this will help us understand your system's history and identify any unpermitted work that might need attention. If you've noticed specific electrical issues like flickering lights, warm outlets, or circuits that trip frequently, make a list of these concerns to share with our inspector. Turn on lights throughout the house and have major appliances available for testing so we can check various electrical loads during our evaluation. Finally, if your home has any unique electrical features like generators, solar panels, or electric vehicle charging stations, let us know beforehand so we can include them in our inspection plan.