Branchville Electrical Inspections | Pollard Electric & Excavating

Absolutely. A key part of our inspection process involves checking all outlets and switches, especially in kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and exterior walls—areas prone to moisture in our climate. We look for corrosion, discoloration, and test for proper grounding to identify hidden water damage that could be a serious shock or fire hazard, ensuring your family's safety.

Yes, flickering lights are a classic sign of a loose or faulty electrical connection, which is a major fire risk. Our detailed electrical inspection includes load testing circuits and examining connections at the panel, switches, and fixtures. We pinpoint these unstable connections so they can be securely repaired, restoring safe and consistent power throughout your home.

We recommend a professional inspection every 5-10 years for general safety, or before buying/selling a home. However, you should schedule one immediately after any significant water event (like a basement flood) or if you notice signs of trouble like frequent breaker trips, burning smells, or damaged outlets. Proactive inspections are the best way to prevent the common electrical issues we see locally.