![]() Here are four ways to help ensure that your home passes an electrical inspection:
In the Mill Pond neighbourhood, a homeowner was preparing to sell their 1970s-era house when they ran into a major roadblock—an outdated electrical panel and aluminum wiring that wouldn't pass inspection. Worried about potential buyers walking away, they called Electricians Richmond Hill for help. Our team quickly assessed the situation and proposed a full electrical retrofit, replacing the aging aluminum wiring with copper and upgrading their outdated panel to a modern 200-amp service. We also installed arc-fault circuit interrupters (AFCIs) to meet current safety codes and ensure compliance with Ontario Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) regulations. When the inspector arrived, the improvements we made passed on the first attempt, saving the homeowner time and ensuring a smooth sale. The new buyers were thrilled to move into a home with a safe, up-to-code electrical system. If you need electrical work done right the first time, trust Electricians Richmond Hill to deliver top-quality service! By following these steps, you can help ensure that your home passes an electrical inspection and that your electrical system is safe and up to code.
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