Fusion Electric is your Kansas City electrician to call for home electrical safety inspections. Our licensed electricians perform thorough electrical inspections throughout the KC metro to identify safety hazards and potential problems in both new and older buildings.
We upgrade KC homes every day that are outdated, underpowered, and overpowered when it comes to electrical power. Here are some of the most common safety issues we see in homes:
Additionally, no GFCIs in the Kitchen or Bathrooms is a common issue we see that poses a shock hazard.
Electrical inspections help ensure the home’s electrical system and all electrical systems are up to code, and electricians can recommend necessary repairs. A licensed electrician will inspect for water damage and other issues that could compromise electrical safety.
“The Fusion team was courteous, knowledgeable and efficient. They responded promptly to my initial inquiry, came out to inspect and quote the job quickly, and did the work on the day they said, at the time they said, for the price they said. No surprises – I like that!”
– Steve P., Kansas City Homeowner
FREE*
*Applies to labor only. Must mention coupon at time of service. All repairs and installations require a trip charge of $89. Not valid with other offers.
$30
*Applies to labor only. Must mention coupon at time of service. All repairs and installations require a trip charge of $89. Not valid with other offers.
$50
*Applies to labor only. Must mention coupon at time of service. All repairs and installations require a trip charge of $89. Not valid with other offers.
FREE*
*Applies to labor only. Must mention coupon at time of service. All repairs and installations require a trip charge of $89. Not valid with other offers.
$30
*Applies to labor only. Must mention coupon at time of service. All repairs and installations require a trip charge of $89. Not valid with other offers.
$50
*Applies to labor only. Must mention coupon at time of service. All repairs and installations require a trip charge of $89. Not valid with other offers.
One of the easiest ways to tell if your home’s electrical system is up to date is to look for GFCI outlets. GFCI, or Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters, are required by the National Electrical Code and the electrical code for proper installation and safety in modern homes. These devices are designed to cut the delivery of the electric current quickly enough to prevent injury caused by shock. Check the outlets in your bathrooms, laundry room, and kitchen. Look for a button between the upper and lower sockets of the outlet. If they are not GFCI outlets, give us a call, and we can easily replace them with outlets that are up to code.
Another problem we see is a lack of AFCIs (Arc Fault Circuit Interrupters). An arc (similar to an electrical short) produces intensely hot sparks that can set fire to nearby combustible materials. Arcs often happen in appliance or extension cords that have become frayed or cracked. AFCIs are able to detect certain types of dangerous arcing conditions, and the AFCI breaker trips.
Regular electrical safety inspections are recommended to ensure compliance with the latest national electrical code and to maintain the safety and longevity of your electrical system.
Home electrical safety inspections are essential for keeping your home and family safe from potential hazards. If you notice any warning signs in your electrical system, it’s time to call a professional electrician for a thorough inspection. Here are some common signs that indicate your home may need an electrical safety inspection:
If your lights frequently flicker or dim, it could signal
overloaded circuits or faulty wiring that needs
immediate attention.
Circuit breakers that trip often are a clear sign that
your electrical system is struggling to handle the load,
which can be a serious safety risk.
Any unusual odors, especially burning smells near
outlets or switches, or outlets that appear scorched,
are red flags for potential fire hazards.
Unusual buzzing or crackling noises from your
electrical panel, outlets, or switches can indicate loose
wiring or other dangerous issues.
Outlets or switches that feel warm or hot to the touch
may point to overloaded circuits or faulty installation.
If your home has old, frayed, or visibly damagedelectrical
wires, it’s crucial to have them inspected and replaced to prevent electrical fires.
Modern safety standards require GFCI outlets in kitchens,
bathrooms, and outdoor areas. If your home lacks these,
it’s time for an upgrade.
Seeing sparks when plugging in or unplugging appliances
is a sign of potential hazards within your electrical system.
If you experience any of these issues, don’t wait—schedule an electrical inspection with our electricians.
“Arrived during the appointment window, gave an estimate after going over my list of electrical issues, and completed the work in a timely manner. Gave an explanation of what they were doing and answered any questions we had. Very professional and friendly.”
– Shirerly W., Kansas City Homeowner
One of the most common updates is a service panel upgrade for Kansas City homes. Today’s homes typically have a large-screen TV, several computers, a gaming console, and a sound system all in the same room, operating off the same circuit. Not only does this create a fire hazard for homes with older wiring, but the panel box is not designed to provide that much power.
Upgrading electrical systems and performing necessary electrical work can help prevent electrical problems and issues in older homes, ensuring your electrical systems are safe and reliable. That’s why we recommend scheduling a residential electrical safety inspection if your home is more than 30 years old, so an electrical company can assess your system and identify upgrades you may need. The service panel or fuse box is the home’s main electrical supply, and upgrading the box adds more power to your home.
We can also identify old wiring that can be a fire hazard and replace it. Upgrading a panel box will also make your home more energy efficient and will help you save money on electric bills. The electrical inspection cost varies depending on the scope of the inspection, but investing in professional electrical services now can help you avoid the higher cost of major repairs caused by undetected electrical issues.
Fusion Electric’s certified electricians and expert electricians perform home electrical safety inspections in Kansas City to ensure your family can feel good about turning on lights or plugging something into an outlet. We offer our electrical safety inspections for homes beyond the KC metro area, including:
Consulting an electrical professional ensures your home’s electrical system is thoroughly evaluated for safety. We can make sure your service panel is in good working order, your switches and plugs are properly grounded, and your lighting is sufficient to cover all areas of your home.
Call Fusion Electric today at 913-675-5517, and we can make your home safe and sound. We are a locally owned and operated company that serves the entire Kansas City Metro area.
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