Electrical Inspections in Dublin, OH

Licensed Electrical Safety Inspections For Homes & Businesses

If you are concerned about the safety or reliability of the wiring in your property, a professional electrical inspection is one of the most effective ways to get clear answers. Whether you are buying or selling a building, planning a remodel, or noticing warning signs like tripping breakers, our team can help you understand what is happening behind the walls. At We Power Electric LLC, we provide Dublin homes thorough inspections that focus on safety, code compliance, and practical recommendations.

We know that inviting someone to evaluate your electrical system requires trust. Our electricians are fully licensed, and our team brings over 16 years of collective experience working on residential and commercial properties. We explain what we find in straightforward terms so you can make informed decisions without guessing or feeling pressured.

From older homes in established neighborhoods to updated offices and retail spaces, we work to give property owners a clear picture of their electrical systems and the next steps that make sense for them.

Avoid the risks of overloaded circuits and faulty grounding by letting our experts verify your home's electrical integrity. Contact us at (614) 964-5544 or fill out our online form to book your safety audit.

What We Check During An Electrical Inspection

Many clients are surprised by how much ground a thorough inspection can cover. Our goal is to evaluate the condition and safety of your electrical system from the main service equipment to the outlets you use every day. We focus on visible and accessible components so we can give you practical information without unnecessary disruption to your home or business.

Main Service Equipment & Panels

During a typical inspection, our licensed electricians review the main service panel and any subpanels. We look for signs of overheating, corrosion, improper labeling, and issues such as double-tapped breakers or missing panel covers. We also consider whether the capacity of the panel is appropriate for the number and type of loads currently on the system.

Outlets, Switches & Protection Devices

Outlets and switches are another key part of the inspection. We check a representative sample for damage, improper wiring, and correct operation, and we look for required protection in areas such as kitchens, bathrooms, garages, and exterior locations. This can include ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) and arc fault circuit interrupter (AFCI) protection where required by current electrical codes.

Wiring, Grounding & Visible Safety Concerns

Grounding and bonding are critical for safety, so we verify that your system has the basic grounding components it needs, where they are accessible to visual inspection. We also keep an eye out for exposed or damaged conductors, loose connections, and signs that past work may not have followed code. When we identify an issue, we explain what it is, why it matters, and how it can be addressed.

Common Electrical Issues We Find & How We Help You Plan Next Steps

Every property is different, but certain electrical issues appear again and again during inspections. Understanding what these problems look like and why they matter can help you see the value of resolving them in a planned and safe way. Our job is not only to find issues, but also to help you decide what to do about them.

Outdated Or Overloaded Panels

Outdated or overloaded panels are a frequent concern, especially in older homes that now support more devices and appliances than they were designed for. We often see double-tapped breakers, missing panel covers, and components that show signs of age or improper installation. These conditions can increase the risk of overheating or nuisance tripping, and in some cases they may affect insurance or future remodeling plans.

Missing Safety Protection

Another group of issues involves missing or inadequate protection where water or moisture is present. Missing GFCI outlets in bathrooms, kitchens, garages, and exterior locations is a common finding. In living areas and bedrooms, some properties lack modern arc fault protection, which can help reduce fire risk from damaged cords or wiring. While not every older system must be brought up to the latest code overnight, we explain where upgrades could meaningfully improve safety.

Improper Past Work & Aging Components

We also encounter loose connections, deteriorated wiring insulation in certain older installations, and signs of past work that appears to have been done without permits or by someone who was not licensed. When we find these conditions, we explain the specific risk and outline repair or replacement options. If our inspection leads to a recommendation for a panel change or service upgrade, we include free surge protection with that work to support long term reliability for your system and connected equipment.

Why Homeowners In This Area Choose We Power Electric LLC

Choosing an electrical company for an inspection is about more than checking a box. Many clients in this area want a relationship with a team they can call again when questions or projects come up in the future. At We Power Electric LLC, we work to earn that trust from the first visit forward.

Our company was founded by John Lake IV, and our electricians bring more than 16 years of collective experience to the work we do. That experience covers a wide range of residential and commercial projects, which helps us understand how real-world usage affects electrical systems over time. When we evaluate a property, we apply that background to give you context, not just a list of problems.

We focus strongly on communication. That means we explain our findings in clear terms, answer questions directly, and avoid unnecessary jargon. If you want to understand why a recommendation matters or how an issue developed, we take the time to walk through it with you. Our goal is to leave you feeling informed and confident about your next steps.

Our involvement in the central Ohio community, including support for local causes and discounts for military, first responders, teachers, and senior citizens, reflects how we view our role. We are not a distant, rotating crew. We are part of the same communities we serve, and we want the homes and businesses here to be safe, reliable, and ready for the future.