$99.99 Safety Inspection

Terms & Conditions
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Home Size
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Inspection applies to homes up to 3,000 sq. ft.
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Homes larger than 3,000 sq. ft. will incur an additional charge based on size.
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Eligibility
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Residential properties only.
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Cannot be combined with any other offers.
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Inspection Scope
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Includes testing one device per room using a testing tool (excludes two-prong outlets).
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Covers opening one device of concern per household (excludes light fixtures and multi-gang boxes).
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Does not include any repairs.
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Excludes inspection of attics requiring a ladder, crawlspaces, and knee walls.
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Limited to the main electrical panel; additional panels are not included.
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Limitations and Responsibilities
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Cannon Electrical Services is not liable for existing electrical hazards found during the inspection.
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Hazards will be documented and presented with an immediate repair estimate.
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Devices will not be opened if doing so could create a larger issue without prior agreement on repair costs.
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Additional Charges
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Changes to the inspection scope requested by the homeowner will incur additional fees.
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Inspection Includes
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Electrical Service Checkup
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Main Panel
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Meter Socket
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Service Cable
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Grounding System
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Quick Check for Visible Electrical Hazards
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Water Damage
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Rust
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Uncovered Junction Boxes
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Exposed Wiring
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Damaged Outlets
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Overuse of Extension Cords
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GFCI Protection
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Verification in required locations
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Smoke Alarm Inspection
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Visible check only
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Device Testing
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Inspect one device per room using a plugin tester
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Focused Device Inspection
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Open and inspect one device of concern (refer to terms)
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Whole-House Surge Protection
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Assessment of existing systems (if applicable)
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Detailed Checklist Report
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Comprehensive findings with repair estimates included.
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Add-On Inspection Options
The cost of add-ons will be customized based on your specific requests. Below are some available options:
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Opening multiple devices or one device per room
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Inspecting light fixtures
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Inspecting ceiling fans
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Verifying exhaust fans are properly vented
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Inspecting all sub-panels
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Inspecting crawlspaces
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Inspecting any attic spaces
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Inspecting doorbell systems
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Checking if dishwasher, dryer, and oven are hardwired or plug-and-play
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Inspecting exterior lights (both low and high)
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Inspecting wiring for detached garages
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Inspecting hot tubs and pool equipment