📋

Electrical Code Corrections

Out-of-date wiring or code violations putting your home at risk? I'll bring everything up to current NEC standards.

Electrical codes exist for one reason: safety. Older homes especially can have wiring practices that were once acceptable but no longer meet current National Electrical Code (NEC) standards. Whether you've been flagged by an inspector, are planning a renovation, or simply want peace of mind, I identify and correct code violations thoroughly — with documentation you can keep for your records.

Common Code Corrections I Handle

Replacing ungrounded two-prong outlets with grounded or GFCI-protected receptacles
Correcting double-tapped breakers and improper panel wiring
Covering open junction boxes and securing exposed wiring
Installing arc-fault (AFCI) or ground-fault (GFCI) protection where required
Correcting reversed polarity and missing ground connections
Bringing older aluminum wiring connections up to safe standards

Code correction costs vary by scope — free itemized estimate provided before any work begins.

When You Need This

→Inspector or permit office cited code violations
→Home was built before 1980 and has never been updated
→Planning a renovation that requires an electrical permit
→Insurance company flagged your electrical system
→You want a safety check before selling or buying a home

Ready to get this fixed?

Same-day or next-day appointments often available.

Call (614) 863-0588 View Contact Info

50+ years of experience. Fair pricing. 1-year warranty on parts & labor.

Call (614) 863-0588