Home Inspection Corrections & Electrical Repairs
Buying or selling a home often comes with a list of items that need to be corrected before the transaction can be completed. Electrical issues identified during a home inspection should be addressed by a qualified professional to help ensure your home’s electrical system is safe and properly repaired.
At Pro Air Heating Cooling and Electrical, we help homeowners, buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals address electrical items identified during home inspections. Our licensed electricians can evaluate the requested corrections, explain what is needed, and complete eligible repairs professionally.
Common Home Inspection Electrical Corrections
Depending on the inspection report, electrical corrections may include:
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GFCI outlet installation or replacement
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Missing or improperly installed electrical outlets
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Outlet and switch replacement
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Electrical panel issues
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Circuit breaker replacement
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Improper wiring corrections
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Missing electrical covers
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Electrical grounding and bonding corrections
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Outdoor electrical repairs
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Lighting repairs or replacements
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Bathroom electrical corrections
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Electrical issues related to remodeling or additions
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Other electrical repairs identified during an inspection
Buying or Selling a Home?
We understand that inspection repairs can sometimes be time-sensitive, particularly when they are part of a real estate transaction. Our team can review the items identified in your inspection report and determine what work may be required.
Please note: We generally provide estimates for properties owned by the person requesting the work because many inspection corrections require an on-site evaluation before accurate pricing can be provided.
Why Choose Pro Air?
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Licensed electrical professionals
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Local, family-run company
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Professional workmanship
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Permit coordination when required
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Assistance with municipality inspections when applicable
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Residential electrical repair experience
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HVAC and electrical services from one local company
Have an electrical issue listed on your home inspection report?
Send us the relevant portion of your inspection report or contact our team to discuss the project and determine the next steps.