About Ward Electric in Wilmington, VT

Absolutely. Flickering lights are often a symptom of a deeper issue, such as a loose connection, faulty wiring, or an overloaded circuit—common problems in older Vermont homes. Our thorough electrical inspection will pinpoint the exact cause, whether it's in a specific fixture, a circuit, or your main panel. We then provide a clear plan to fix it, ensuring your home's safety and restoring consistent, reliable lighting.

Given Vermont's freeze-thaw cycles and rocky soil, underground cables are susceptible to damage. During an inspection, we assess the integrity of your service entry, looking for signs of wear, corrosion, or damage that could lead to power loss or a safety hazard. We check connections at the meter and panel, measure voltage, and may recommend diagnostic testing to ensure your underground service is delivering safe, stable power to your home.

A professional inspection by Ward Electric provides peace of mind for both buyers and sellers. It uncovers any hidden electrical issues—like outdated wiring or insufficient capacity for modern appliances—that are common in our region's homes. For sellers, it can prevent surprises during the sale. For buyers, it's a crucial step to understand the safety and potential upgrade costs of their new home, ensuring the electrical system meets current standards.