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An inspection should end with a written list you can act on — what's unsafe, what's out of code, what's fine, and what each item costs to fix.
Overview
Buyers and sellers call us most often, usually with a home inspector's report that says 'recommend evaluation by a licensed electrician' next to five items. We evaluate them, tell you which are real, and repair the ones you want repaired — then put it in writing so the deal can move.
For homeowners not buying or selling, an inspection is worth it if the house is over 30 years old, has had DIY work done, or has anything you've been ignoring: a warm switch plate, a breaker you reset regularly, an outlet that only sometimes works.
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Usually 1–2 hours for a typical Phoenix home.
Yes — a photo report with each item prioritized.
Yes. B and D Electric holds Arizona ROC license 361086, carries $1M/$2M general liability insurance, and is bonded through RLI Surety. We'll email you the certificate of insurance on request.
No. Estimates are free and given in writing after we've actually looked at the job.
Same-day for emergencies in most of the Valley, and usually within a couple of days for scheduled work. Call and we'll tell you honestly.
Tell us what's going on and we'll give you a straight answer and a free written estimate. No pressure, no upsell.
