A thorough check of your panel, breakers, connections and grounding, with a clear explanation of what Daniel finds. Or a set-price tune-up, where you know the cost before he starts.
No obligation. Daniel quotes every job himself.
Panels rarely fail loudly. A loose connection, a breaker that no longer trips the way it should, or corrosion inside the enclosure can sit behind the cover for years. An inspection opens the panel up and checks it properly, and you get a plain explanation of what was found and what, if anything, needs attention.
The flat-fee tune-up tightens connections and checks for wear and overheating at a set price, so there is no guessing what the visit will cost. It suits older homes, newly bought homes and any panel that has never been looked at.
He also flagged that our Federal Pioneer Stab-Lok panel was a potential fire hazard, which we had no idea about and was not identified during our home inspection. Once the panel was removed, there were signs that an issue had already occurred in the past.
Emily Head · Google review
Daniel tightens connections, checks the breakers and grounding, and looks for signs of wear or overheating inside the panel. It is a set-price service, so you know the cost before he starts, and you get a clear explanation of anything he finds that needs further attention.
It is an older panel type with a long standing reputation for breakers that may not trip when they should, which is the one job a breaker has. Many are still in service in Alberta homes. If yours is one, an inspection is worth booking, especially before you add any new load.
It is worth considering. A general home inspection covers a lot of systems quickly, and panel problems can be missed. One of Daniel's customers learned their Stab-Lok panel had not been flagged during their home inspection. A dedicated panel inspection looks at the breakers, connections and grounding properly.
Call or text, or send the form at the top of the page. No obligation, and the quote comes from Daniel himself.