Electrical Inspections for Homes in Southern Oklahoma & North Texas

The wiring, circuitry, and electrical panels in your home are subject to wear and tear over time. When electrical components corrode, they can pose potential fire hazards. In fact, outdated or failing electrical equipment is the leading cause of house fires in the United States.

Book an electrical safety inspection with Hunter Super Techs and rest easy knowing that your home’s electrical systems are functioning safely and efficiently in the background.

Hunter Super Techs specializes in home electrical inspections. During our visit, we emphasize meticulous attention to detail, safety, and a comprehensive check of all components. We examine every aspect of your home’s electrical system to make sure everything is working properly and that your appliances are up to code.

During a residential electrical safety inspection, we examine various components, making minor repairs as needed or recommending solutions for more complex issues. We closely inspect your home’s electrical panels, light switches, and appliances, looking for issues related to:

• Ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI)
• Frayed or exposed wiring
• Inadequate grounding
• Improper appliance connections
• Service panels
• Smoke and carbon monoxide detector malfunctions

Because your home’s electrical circuitry operates in the background behind walls, electrical issues often go undetected until it’s too late.

Keep an eye out for these common indicators that it’s time to schedule an electrical inspection service:

Circuit Breaker Tripping Often

Your circuit breaker is a safety mechanism that’s responsible for alerting you when your power demand exceeds what your circuits can safely handle. If it’s tripping repeatedly, there may be a potential overload that requires attention from a professional electrical inspector.

Lights Flickering

Flickering or dimming light fixtures, especially when appliances are turned on, indicate that your electrical system is struggling to meet current demand. This warning sign often indicates loose connections, overloaded circuits, or wiring issues that can lead to hazardous conditions.

Sounds Coming from Outlets or Switches

Buzzing, crackling, or sizzling sounds point to serious problems with your home’s electrical components, often requiring immediate attention. Electrical systems should operate silently, and these noises typically indicate loose connections or damaged components.

Getting Shocked When Touching Appliances or Switches

Even mild electrical shocks from appliances, switches, or outlets indicate potentially dangerous ground faults or improper wiring. Prevent injury and ensure your family’s safety by scheduling a home electrical inspection to pinpoint the cause and remedy.

Burning Smells Around Outlets

If there’s burning odors coming from your electrical components or discoloration around outlets and switches, your electrical system may be overheating. These warning signs are common in homes where high-draw appliances exceed circuit capacity and pose fire risks.

When electrical safety is on the line, Hunter Super Techs brings the expertise, equipment, and commitment to quality that Central Oklahoma and North Texas homeowners expect and deserve. Our certified electricians provide comprehensive electrical inspections with the highest level of attention. As the region’s most trusted electrical services provider, we guarantee your complete satisfaction. Ask about our convenient financing options if upgrading your home’s electric systems on a budget.

Protect your family and your peace of mind. Contact Hunter Super Techs today to schedule your electrical inspection service.

How do electrical inspections keep my home safe?

Electrical safety inspections identify dangerous conditions, such as outdated wiring, improper grounding, and overloaded circuits, before they can cause fires or injuries. By ensuring your electrical system can safely handle your home's power demands, inspections significantly reduce the risk of electrical hazards.

Why should I schedule an electrical inspection for a new home purchase or renovation project?

Inspections reveal hidden electrical risks and evaluate how new appliances or renovations affect your home's electrical capacity. Your electrical inspector will also provide expert recommendations for necessary upgrades to wiring, breakers, and safety features to meet current codes.

When should I schedule an electrical inspection service?

Residential electrical inspections should be scheduled every one to three years, when purchasing a home, or if your property is over 40 years old. You should also arrange an inspection after major renovations or when installing high-powered appliances to ensure your system meets current safety standards.

Should I perform a home electrical inspection myself?

While basic visual checks are appropriate tasks in any home maintenance routine, a comprehensive electrical inspection requires professional training and specialized safety equipment. Licensed electricians have the expertise to assess complex issues like improper grounding, outdated wiring, and overloaded circuits that untrained individuals cannot safely evaluate.