Farmington Electrical & Plumbing Inspections | M&R Plumbing Service

Indirectly, yes. While a plumbing inspection focuses on your water and gas systems, our comprehensive home assessment often looks at the whole picture. For example, a faulty water heater can draw significant, irregular power, contributing to voltage fluctuations. Our technicians can identify if an appliance-related plumbing issue is straining your electrical system and recommend coordinated repairs.

Our electrical inspection specifically targets issues common in our area. We test your home's voltage levels under load, inspect the main service panel and grounding for wear or corrosion, check for outdated wiring like aluminum or knob-and-tube, and assess if your current system can handle modern appliance demands. This helps us pinpoint the cause of flickering lights and recommend solutions, from panel upgrades to circuit balancing.

We often recommend it for rural properties. Older well pumps, agricultural equipment, and longer service lines can all strain electrical systems and affect plumbing pressure. A combined electrical and plumbing inspection gives us a complete view of your home's infrastructure. This allows us to determine if the flickering is due to an overloaded circuit, a failing pump motor, or another interconnected issue, ensuring a lasting fix.