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Electrical - Inspection by New Jersey Home Inspector
When
inspecting the electric
system we will:
We will inspect the:
service entrance system;
main disconnects, main panel and sub panels, including interior components of main panel and sub panels;
service grounding; wiring, without measuring amperage, voltage or impedance, excluding any wiring not a part of the primary electrical power distribution system, such as central vacuum systems, remote control devices, telephone or cable system wiring, intercom systems, security systems and low voltage wiring systems;
over-current protection devices and the compatibility of their ampacity with that of the connected wiring;
at least one of each interior installed lighting fixture, switch, and receptacle per room and at least one exterior installed lighting fixture, switch, and receptacle per side of home; and
ground fault circuit interrupters.
We will describe the
amperage and voltage rating of the service; Location of main disconnect, main panels, and sub-panels;
type of over-current protection devices;
predominant type of wiring;
presence of knob and tube branch circuit wiring; and
presence of solid conductor
aluminum branch circuit
wiring. We are not electrical contractors. If we see visible electrical modifications and changes exist that were improperly installed. We will tell you "additional electrical latent defects are likely to exist. Prior to expiration of your inspection contingency it is necessary for you to contract for further evaluation by a state licensed electrical contractor to further investigate the scope of work required to correct all the above listed unsafe conditions and to determine if additional corrective actions are necessary. Changes and upgrades are necessary to make the home safe, as is replacement of all amateur electrical work. Electrical permits and electrical inspections should be obtained from the municipality."
Would you like more
information about the
hazards of extension
cords, common
electrical
upgrades, electrical
safety, appliance
operating costs, power
surges, Circuit
Breakers, voltage
drops, Turning
Your Power Back On, Blown
Fuses Water
Hazards and Use
of Portable Generators?
You
must attend our inspections
to see for yourself as the
grounds, exterior, roof,
structure, electric,
heating and air
conditioning, plumbing,
bathrooms, kitchen and
interior are carefully
inspected. This is the
ideal time for you to learn
about your new home and
have your questions
to ask during a home
inspection and walk
through home inspection
checklist questions answered.
New
Jersey home inspection clients with
exceptional quality home inspections.
Michael
Del Greco has over 12 years of New
Jersey home inspection experience offering
clients unbiased and thorough home
inspections in New Jersey. Prior to starting
Accurate Inspections, Michael worked as a
construction manager where he coordinated the
construction of single and multi-family homes as
well as construction and renovation of
commercial and industrial buildings. With over
20 years experience with inspecting homes and
renovating homes, Michael Del
Greco is one of the most experienced, Certified
Home inspectors in New Jersey. He
teaches the New
Jersey Home inspectors Licensing Program at the
Morris County School of Technology, he is a Licensed
New Jersey Home inspectors is a Member
of the American
Society of Home inspectors, a Member of Garden
State ASHI a Member of Independent
Home inspectors of North America. When it is
time to hire someone for your
New Jersey Home Inspection, you want
Accurate Inspections, on your side.
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