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A licensed electrical contractor and ICC Certified Electrical Inspector checks your system and gives you a written report.
An electrical inspection traces your electrical system from the service and panel to the circuits and devices you use every day, looking for hazards, code concerns and worn parts. It ends with a written report that says what is sound, what needs repair and what to watch.
Phoenix Contracting Services performs third-party electrical inspections for homes, multifamily properties, commercial spaces and industrial sites across the Phoenix area. Our inspectors hold ICC Certified Electrical Inspector credentials (E-1 and E-26), and the company is a licensed Arizona electrical contractor, ROC #153656.
Overheating, damage, wear and mismatched parts.
Loose connections, corrosion and other reliability problems.
Overloads, nuisance tripping and signs of strain.
Damage, loose devices and improper operation.
Visible issues that affect safety and performance.
Aging parts, aluminum wiring and past repairs that deserve a second look.
Know the electrical condition before you own the problems.
Confirm the system can take the change before work starts.
Find the cause instead of resetting breakers.
Heat at a device points to resistance, loose wiring or wear.
Older aluminum branch wiring needs its connections checked.
Age and missing labels make safe service harder.
Burning smell, scorch marks or melted parts? Turn off the equipment if it is safe to do so and call (602) 564-1144. If you see smoke or flames, call 911 first. See emergency electrical services.
We look at the panels, breakers, devices and wiring access points, and note anything worn, damaged or out of place.
Where the situation calls for it, we check circuit loading and test the system. If heat is a concern, we add an infrared scan.
We document what is sound, what needs repair and what to watch, in priority order, and explain it in plain language.
The report is yours. You can use it with any contractor, and we do the repairs only if you ask.
Breaker problems, older panels, aluminum wiring, new appliances and renovations are the usual reasons. We also check whether the layout still fits how the home is used. residential electrical services
Shared panels, tenant-load breaker problems and equipment circuits get a closer look, with findings that support repair decisions.
We work with property managers, facility teams and business owners who need reliable information on panels, service gear and equipment circuits. commercial electrical services
Heavy loads and equipment additions put extra strain on a system. We look for loose connections, overloaded circuits and failing parts that interrupt operations. industrial electrical services
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When an engineer needs field data for an arc flash study or a selective coordination study, we collect it. We gather the equipment information on site, and the engineer of record performs the study.
Yes. We are a licensed Arizona electrical contractor, so we can handle the repairs the report calls for, from breaker replacement to aluminum wire repair to panel upgrades. If you would rather use another contractor, the report goes with you.
The price depends on the size of the property, how many panels and circuits are involved and whether you need testing or an infrared scan on top of the visual review. We quote after we hear about the property. Call (602) 564-1144 or request a consultation with a short description.
A home inspector covers the whole house at a high level, and a city inspector checks permitted work against code. Our inspection focuses only on the electrical system, goes deeper, and ends with a written report from an ICC Certified Electrical Inspector.
No. The report is yours to use with any contractor. We do the repairs only if you ask us to.
Yes. Aluminum branch wiring is common in older homes. We check the connections, devices and past repairs, and tell you whether a repair is needed. See our aluminum wire repair services.
Yes. Call us early so we can arrange access to the panels and the property, and we will tell you what we find before you commit.
Tell us about the property and what prompted the inspection. We will confirm the scope and quote it.
