Electrical Inspection in Ontario
Aluminum wiring, knob-and-tube, Federal Pioneer panels, overloaded circuits, improper connections — we find them all. Thermal imaging detects hot spots that indicate loose connections and overloaded circuits before they become fire hazards. Insurance-ready documentation.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does an electrical inspection cost?
From $199 — includes Thermal Imaging, Same-Day Report, Panel Assessment, Wiring Type Identification. No hidden fees.
How long does an electrical inspection take?
1–2 hours on-site. Same-day report delivered before midnight.
Why is aluminum wiring a concern?
Aluminum wiring (installed 1965-1978 in Ontario) expands and contracts differently than copper, causing loose connections that create fire hazards. Many insurance companies require remediation or ESA certification before insuring homes with aluminum wiring. Our inspection identifies all aluminum wiring locations and connection types.
Do you check for knob-and-tube wiring?
Yes. Knob-and-tube wiring (pre-1950) is ungrounded, cannot handle modern electrical loads, and is a fire risk when insulation is placed over it. We identify all visible knob-and-tube wiring, document its extent, and recommend an ESA-certified electrician for assessment.
Is Inspectionly InterNACHI certified?
Yes. All inspections are performed by an InterNACHI certified inspector. Full E&O insurance on every inspection.
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