The main purpose of getting an electrical safety inspection is to ensure the safe operation of electrical components in your home. This checklist includes: 

• Identify common electrical mistakes made by contractors and previous DIY homeowners
• Recognize outdated wiring, such as aluminum or knob and tube
• Identify electrical wiring and components that may have degraded over time 
• Spot oversized fuses or breakers that could lead to fire
• Correct any fire and/or safety hazards 
• Save energy and reduce costs
• Verify proper light bulb wattage 
• Switch and wall outlet operation and condition 
• Shock or electrocution hazards
• Verify that arc fault circuit interrupters (AFCIs) are operating properly 
• Check all safety and security lighting 
• Confirm grounding systems ( Meg/ohm ) Ground Rods 
• Validate appropriate surge protection 
• Ensure portable heater safety 
• Verify proper placement of smoke detectors 
• Check detectors 
• Check carbon monoxide detectors 
• Inspect electrical panel for appropriate labels, size/amps, and operation

A detailed, prioritized report on all areas of attention concerning the electrical system of your home can also be made available for a small fee.