Electrical Code Inspections & Corrections in Tampa, FL

Electrical code violations pose serious health and safety risks to Florida homeowners and their families. Not to mention, living in a home in violation of the NEC (National Electrical Code) could result in hefty fines if left unfixed. When you need an electrical code inspection or electrical code corrections in Florida, call Hoffman Electrical & A/C at 866-238-3243 right away. Our electricians know the NEC like the back of their hands, and we can correct any electrical code violations in no time.

Contact Hoffman Electrical & A/C, the best choice for residential electricians in Tampa, Clearwater, Sarasota, and St. Petersburg, FL. We are the go-to electrical company for electrical code inspection and correction.

Do You Need Code Corrections in Sarasota or Tampa?

Call 866-238-3243 to Resolve Electrical Code Violations in Sarasota, Tampa & More!

According to the NEC, there are a number of violations commonly found in households across Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sarasota, and Clearwater. Common electrical code violations include:

  • Overloaded circuits. Circuits are designed to handle a very precise range of electrical current at any given time. Overloading these by adding too many appliances or electrical systems can lead to serious property damage.
  • Damaged wiring. Cracked, chipped, or otherwise compromised wiring can be responsible for considerable appliance damage, and can even result in electrical shock or fire.
  • Outdated wiring. Wiring is installed with the intention of lasting for quite a long time, but it’s not installed with the intention of lasting forever. Using old wiring can lead to a fire as well as personal risks.
  • Poor electrical connections. Weak connections can cause power flickering, overloading and short-circuiting, and can result in appliance damage. Connections should be tightened and replaced if needed.
  • Incorrect outlet usage. Outlets like GFCIs are ideal for use in areas where water might be present, such as in kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and utility spaces. Failure to use the correct outlet can cause a wide number of problems and dangers.
  • Mixed-era technology. New lighting or new appliances should never be wired to or connected to older or outdated technology. The incompatibility can cause a lot of damage and risks overloading the circuit.
  • Faulty breaker panels. Breaker panels are both the operator and safeguard for your home’s electricity. If the panel is too small, too old, or is working incorrectly it can cause problems on every level of your home.
  • Safety violations. The NEC details a wide number of small but potentially hazardous issues including outlets installed at an incorrect height, incorrect wire size, and many others. Our experts will perform an in-depth assessment of your home to locate and remedy them all.

Our electricians are extensively trained in handling any and all electrical code violations in Sarasota, Tampa, St. Petersburg, and the surrounding areas. We work hard and pursue ongoing training to ensure we stay on top of all changes and additions to code, make sure we can always offer our clients the best in safety and service quality.

We’ll inspect your Tampa or Sarasota home’s entire electrical system from top to bottom, including your breaker panel, receptacles, appliance wiring, to outdoor lighting. When issues are found we will handle them right away, creating a detailed list of all of your correction needs. From here we can confer with you, discuss what’s needed, and offer the ideal solutions to help you keep costs at a minimum and safety at max.

Contact us to schedule your electrical code inspection in Tampa, and Clearwater, or to fix electrical code violations in Sarasota or St. Petersburg.

NFPA 70A & the National Electrical Code (NEC)

The NEC is a set of rules and regulations set forth by the NFPA (National Fire Protection Association), also known as NFPA 70. The state of Florida adopts the regulations set by NFPA 70A, the particular codes and regulations for one- and two-family dwellings.

Contact us today to schedule your electrical code inspection or electrical code correction in Tampa, Clearwater, Sarasota, or St. Petersburg.

Electrical Code Inspections & Code Corrections in Tampa & St. Petersburg

Call 866-238-3243 to Resolve Electrical Code Violations in Sarasota, Tampa & More!

At Hoffman Electrical & A/C, our electricians are licensed and trained to meet all local and state electrical codes and regulations. When it comes to electrical code violations in the Sarasota, Tampa, Clearwater, and St. Petersburg, FL areas, we have the tools and expertise needed to spot and correct any NEC code violation.

Contact us today to schedule your electrical code inspection and correction in Tampa, Clearwater, Sarasota, or St. Petersburg.

Electrical Code Inspection FAQs

Making sure your home is up to current building codes is critical to protecting your family’s safety. Electrical inspections are part of that. Here are some common questions Hoffman Electrical & A/C often hears about electrical inspections from our customers in Sarasota and St. Petersburg.

What is involved in an electrical inspection?

An electrical inspection gives a licensed electrician the chance to check your home’s electrical system. This includes inspection and testing of wires, systems, and electrical components, including major appliances. The electrician will check to make sure that these meet all local safety standards, present no fire hazards, and are up to current building codes.

What does an electrical inspection cost?

An electoral inspection costs a few hundred dollars for most homes. The overall cost will depend on the size of the property and how many electrical components it has. Commercial electrical inspections will have a higher cost. Most property owners feel that this small cost is worthwhile for the large amount of protection that an electrical inspection provides.

What is rough in electrical inspection?

Rough-in is a part of a construction project wherein the plumbing, mechanical, and electrical lines are brought in before the final connections are made and the walls are completed. A rough in electrical inspection inspects how the electrical lines are laid out to ensure that the final connections will be effective and safe. This includes inspection of the:

  • Electrical boxes
  • Cables
  • Conduit
  • Wires

The electrician will ensure that these electrical components are installed safely so that the walls can be closed without an issue.

When should you inspect electrical equipment?

There are several times when a homeowner should make an electrical inspection appointment. These times include:

  • At the purchase of a new homeowner
  • After a home reaches 40 years of age
  • When adding a new appliance to the home
  • After any major renovation or building project

Do I need an electrical code inspection?

While code corrections aren’t exactly an annual service per se, the majority of homes we service do in fact need some code corrections. This is especially true for older homes that aren’t quite up to date with the current Code requirements, but even modern homes often could use some corrections here and there to address aging wiring, faulty panels, and weak or broken electrical connections. It’s wise to seek code corrections any time you:

  • Move into a new home
  • Haven’t had an inspection in 5-10 years
  • Are living in an older home
  • Are planning on a renovation or home addition
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