Home Electrical Inspections in Tulsa, OK

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Ensure Your Home’s Electrical System is Safe & Up to Code

​Your home's electrical system is one of its most important and complex components, but over time, wiring, panels, and outlets can become outdated or unsafe. Whether you're buying a home, experiencing electrical issues, or simply want peace of mind, a professional home electrical inspection can help prevent hazards, fire risks, and costly repairs.

At TL Davis Electric & Design, our licensed electricians provide thorough home electrical inspections in Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Owasso, Claremore, and surrounding areas. We assess your electrical system to ensure safety, efficiency, and code compliance, so you can protect your home and family.

​Why Get a Home Electrical Inspection?

A faulty electrical system can lead to power failures, costly repairs, and even fire hazards. Here’s why you should schedule an electrical inspection:
1. Identify Fire & Shock Hazards

• Faulty wiring is one of the leading causes of house fires.
• Inspections help detect damaged wires, overloaded circuits, and outdated electrical panels.

2. Ensure Code Compliance

• Electrical codes change over time—older homes may have outdated wiring that needs upgrades.
• Ensuring compliance prevents issues when selling your home.

3. Avoid Unexpected Electrical Failures

• Get ahead of potential electrical problems before they turn into expensive repairs.
• Prevent breaker trips, flickering lights, and overheating wires.

4. Protect Your Family & Property

• Ensures all outlets, circuits, and appliances are properly wired & grounded.
• Reduces the risk of electrical shocks & electrocution.

5. Required for Home Purchases & Renovations

• A home inspection is highly recommended before buying or selling a home.
• If you're adding new electrical loads (like an EV charger or hot tub), an inspection ensures your panel can handle the upgrade.

​What’s Included in a Home Electrical Inspection?

Our comprehensive electrical inspections check every critical component of your electrical system:

1. Electrical Panel & Circuit Breakers
✔ Inspection of breaker panel for proper function & capacity
✔ Check for signs of overheating, corrosion, or outdated breakers
✔ Ensure proper grounding & surge protection

2. Wiring & Electrical Connections
✔ Check for damaged, outdated, or unsafe wiring
✔ Identify overloaded circuits & potential fire risks
✔ Verify proper wiring in outlets, light fixtures, and appliances

3. Outlets, Switches & GFCI Protection
✔ Test all outlets and switches for safe operation
✔ Ensure GFCI outlets are installed in bathrooms, kitchens, and outdoor areas
✔ Check for loose or malfunctioning switches & outlets

4. Lighting & Ceiling Fan Wiring
✔ Ensure proper connections & wiring safety
✔ Check for flickering lights or buzzing fixtures
✔ Inspect outdoor & security lighting wiring

5. Grounding & Surge Protection
✔ Ensure the home has proper grounding to prevent electrical shocks
✔ Check for whole-home surge protection options

6. Smoke Detectors & Carbon Monoxide Detectors
✔ Test smoke alarms & CO detectors for proper function
✔ Check placement & battery backup systems

When Should You Get a Home Electrical Inspection?

Not sure if you need an inspection? Here are the best times to schedule one:
Before Buying or Selling a Home

• A faulty electrical system can delay home sales or reduce property value.
• A pre-purchase inspection ensures the home’s electrical system is safe & up to code.

If Your Home is Over 20 Years Old

• Older homes often have outdated wiring, panels, or ungrounded outlets.
• New electrical codes require upgrades for safety & efficiency.

After a Major Storm or Power Surge

• Electrical systems can be damaged by lightning, flooding, or power surges.
• An inspection can detect hidden issues before they cause failures.

If You Notice Electrical Issues

• Frequent breaker trips, flickering lights, or buzzing sounds are signs of wiring problems.
• Burning smells or discolored outlets can indicate serious fire hazards.

Before Installing New Appliances or Systems

• If you're adding a hot tub, EV charger, or HVAC system, an inspection ensures your panel can handle the extra load.

​What Happens After an Electrical Inspection?

After the inspection, we provide a detailed report of your electrical system, including:

✔ Findings & any issues detected
✔ Recommended repairs or upgrades
✔ Code compliance status
✔ Options for improving energy efficiency & safety
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If repairs are needed, we offer fast, affordable solutions to fix any issues immediately.

Home Electrical Inspections – FAQs

What’s included in a home electrical inspection?

We inspect your panel, breakers, wiring, outlets, grounding, GFCIs, and more to ensure everything is safe and up to code.

When should I get a home electrical inspection?

Before buying or selling a home, after a major storm or surge, or if your house is over 20 years old or showing signs of electrical issues.

What are common problems found during inspections?

Outdated panels, ungrounded outlets, overloaded circuits, faulty wiring, and missing GFCI protection are common issues we find and fix.

Is an inspection required before installing a hot tub or EV charger?

Yes—it helps us verify your panel can handle the added load and ensures everything meets safety standards before installation.

Do you provide a report after the inspection?

Absolutely. We give you a clear, written report with everything we found, plus our recommendations and any necessary upgrades.

How long does a home electrical inspection take?

Most inspections take 1–2 hours depending on your home's size and electrical system complexity.

Is this inspection different from a general home inspection?

Yes. General inspectors check basics—our licensed electricians go deeper and test every part of your electrical system thoroughly.

What happens if my system isn’t up to code?

We’ll explain what’s wrong, what needs to be fixed, and offer a quote to make the upgrades needed to meet safety standards.

Can I get an inspection even if I’m not buying or selling?

Definitely. It’s smart to check your system every few years or anytime you notice weird electrical issues.

How do I schedule an electrical inspection?

Just call 918-921-8984 or use our contact form—we’ll get you booked quickly and answer any questions you’ve got.

📞 Call TL Davis Electric & Design at 918-921-8984 today to book your electrical inspection!