Edwards Electric - Thorp's Top-Rated Electricians

Absolutely. A comprehensive electrical inspection performed by our local team includes testing your system's load capacity and checking connections throughout the property. We specifically look for issues common in rural areas, such as undersized wiring for long runs or deteriorated connections, which are frequent culprits of voltage drops. Identifying and correcting these problems improves appliance performance and safety.

In our Thorp winters, moisture can seep into electrical conduit. When it freezes, it expands, potentially crushing or pinching the wires inside, leading to shorts, arcing, or failure. During an inspection, we check for signs of conduit damage or corrosion, perform insulation resistance tests on the wires, and look for moisture entry points to assess and remedy any freeze-related damage before it causes a larger problem.

Yes, flickering lights, especially when other appliances cycle on, are a classic symptom of voltage drops in rural settings. Our expert inspection will evaluate your entire service, from the utility connection to your panel and branch circuits. We'll measure voltage under load, check for loose service connections (a common issue), and ensure your wiring is adequately sized for your property's demands to pinpoint and solve the flickering issue.