Jamaica Electrician | Electrical Inspection & Generator Service | Kevin Keaveny Electric Co

Absolutely. A key part of our electrical inspection for Jamaica homes is testing the generator transfer switch. This critical component can fail due to wear, weather, or improper installation. We check its operation, wiring, and connection to your main panel to ensure it will safely switch your home to generator power when needed, preventing dangerous back-feeding and unexpected failures during storms.

Yes, identifying overloaded panels is a common finding in our inspections for Jamaica residences. As families add more appliances and devices, the demand on an older panel can exceed its safe capacity. Our inspection assesses your panel's load, checks for signs of overheating or damage on breakers, and determines if your current system can safely handle your home's electrical needs or requires an upgrade.

In many Queens homes, the existing electrical circuits may already be near capacity. Adding a high-demand appliance like an AC unit or electric range without an inspection can overload a circuit or the entire panel, creating a fire risk and causing frequent breaker trips. Our inspection ensures the designated circuit has the correct amperage and wiring, and that your main panel has the capacity to support the addition safely.