A licensed electrician walks your home, checks 25 specific things, and leaves you written findings. No charge, no obligation, no pitch.
This is the same 25-point checklist we publish for homeowners to run themselves — except we bring a thermal camera, a multimeter and a circuit tracer, and we know what we are looking at.
It takes about 45 minutes. You get a written summary of what we found, sorted into what is fine, what should be watched, and what genuinely needs attention. If everything is healthy, we will tell you that and leave. That happens more often than you might expect in the newer Lake Mary builds.
Why free? Two honest reasons. Most homes need something eventually, and we would rather you already know us when that day comes. And an inspection that turns up nothing costs us an hour but earns a neighbor who tells people we did not invent a problem. In this trade that is worth more than the hour.
There is no obligation and no high-pressure follow-up. If we find something, you get a written flat quote and you are free to take it to somebody else — several people have, and some of them came back.
