Electrical Property Inspection

Our Electrical Inspection Involves:

• Inspection of the meter box and check for safety switches

• Verify the operation of safety switches are correct

• Check the Electrical Switchboard’s current condition, and provide cost estimates when an upgrade is needed.

• Test earthing system to rule out any risks of electrocution.

• Check power points, switches and lights for faulty ones ensuring everything is working

• In-service safety inspection and testing of electrical equipment

• Check for any wiring that is outdated or cabling that is unsheathed.

• Check premises if there’s any DIY electrical work done.

• Check and verify operations of all air conditioners.

• Test all smoke alarms and advise the number of smoke alarms required for compliance

• A comprehensive written pre-purchase electrical inspection report
  
  

If an electrical system is found to not fit its purpose, additional testing will be needed on the electrical system to determine its current condition.

“The Electrical Safety Office of Queensland is encouraging pre-purchase electrical inspections to assist buyers to identify if a property is safe and complies with all electrical legislation. We are promoting these inspections to assist buyers in avoiding costly and unsafe issues, to act as a deterrent to dangerous and illegal DIY work, and to encourage homeowners to commit to better maintenance practices.”