Electrical Safety Inspections by Top Certified Electricians in Connecticut by TMS Comfort  

Electrical problems do not always give you a warning. A loose connection, aging wiring, or an overloaded circuit can sit unnoticed for years until it becomes a serious safety issue. That is why routine electrical inspections are one of the smartest ways to protect your home, your family, and your investment.

At TMS, our licensed electricians perform detailed electrical safety inspections to catch issues early. We look for common hazards such as outdated wiring, overloaded circuits, damaged outlets, and electrical panels that may no longer meet today’s safety standards. Whether you recently moved in, live in an older home, or simply have not had your system checked in a while, an inspection gives you clarity and peace of mind.

Why Electrical Inspections Matter

Ignoring electrical warning signs can lead to more than inconvenience. Hidden wiring problems and overloaded circuits can increase the risk of electrical fires, shock hazards, and unexpected power failures. The goal of an inspection is simple: find problems before they become emergencies.

Many issues we see are preventable with early detection and basic corrections. A professional inspection helps you stay ahead of wear-and-tear that happens naturally over time.

When to Schedule an Electrical Inspection

You should consider booking an electrical inspection if:

• You are buying or selling a home
• Your home has been through storms, heavy snow, outages, or power surges
• Your home is more than 30 years old
• You are planning remodeling or adding new appliances
• You notice flickering lights, frequent breaker trips, buzzing, or warm outlets

If any of these sound familiar, it is a good time to schedule a visit.

What We Check During Your Inspection

Our electricians follow a clear checklist and inspect your system from top to bottom, including:

• Circuit breaker panel condition and load capacity
• Wiring condition and code compliance
• GFCI and AFCI protection in key areas
• Outlets, switches, and visible connections
• Grounding and bonding
• Lighting fixtures, ceiling fans, and smoke detector wiring
• Signs of overheating, corrosion, or damage

We use modern testing equipment and follow local electrical codes. After the inspection, we walk you through what we found, explain any concerns in plain language, and provide a written summary so you know exactly what is in good shape and what may need attention.

We also keep it honest. If repairs are recommended, we explain why and give you options. No pressure and no unnecessary upsells.

Schedule Your Electrical Safety Inspection

If you want confidence that your electrical system is safe and up to code, we are ready to help. Call TMS today to schedule your electrical safety inspection and get answers you can trust