Electrical Safety Inspections in West Hollywood

Most single-family homes, condos, or townhomes take 2–4 hours on site. We typically deliver your photo report within 24 hours. Larger multi-unit residences or complex smart homes may require additional time, but we’ll set clear expectations during scheduling.

We perform most testing with power on, but may briefly de-energize a panel to safely examine terminations or tighten lugs. If any extended shutdown is needed (rare), we’ll coordinate the timing with you, your HOA, and, if applicable, your building management.

Minor corrections like replacing a faulty GFCI typically don’t require a permit. Panel replacements, new EV circuits, or service upgrades will. We handle permit applications with the City of West Hollywood Building and Safety Division and schedule required inspections for a smooth close-out.

Yes. We perform load calculations, assess panel capacity, and review parking/garage electrical infrastructure. We’ll outline options for dedicated circuits, load-sharing systems, or subpanel strategies, and coordinate with your HOA on rules and metering considerations.

For homes older than 30–40 years, we recommend an inspection every 3–5 years, or before adding major loads (EV, spa, HVAC). For multi-unit buildings, an annual common-area check helps prevent problems in panels, meter rooms, and emergency lighting systems.

We’ll document the condition, explain the risks, and provide replacement options with modern equipment, proper grounding/bonding, and labeling. If a permit is required, we’ll manage the process with West Hollywood and schedule city inspection after completion.