Rental Property Reports

Rental Property Reports & Inspections

We provide these documents for the electrical safety and compliance of the property. The specific details included in an electrical rental property report may vary, but it generally covers the following aspects:

  • The report will include details of the electrical inspection conducted by the electrician. This may involve a comprehensive assessment of the property's electrical systems, wiring, outlets, switches, and other components.

  • The electrician will note any visible issues observed during the visual inspection, such as damaged wiring, exposed conductors, outdated electrical panels, or improperly installed components.

  • The report will indicate whether the electrical systems in the rental property comply with current electrical codes and regulations. Any deviations from code requirements will be documented.

  • If the electrician identifies any safety concerns during the inspection, such as potential fire hazards or electrical shock risks, these will be documented in the report.

  • We provide recommendations for necessary repairs or upgrades to bring the electrical systems into compliance with safety standards. This could include suggestions for updating wiring, replacing outdated components, or addressing specific issues.

  • Our report may include details about the verification of proper grounding and bonding of electrical systems, ensuring that these essential safety measures are in place.

  • If applicable, the electrician may conduct testing of various electrical components and include the results in the report. This could involve testing outlets, switches, and other devices to ensure proper functionality.

  • If the property has a history of electrical maintenance or repairs, the electrician may document this information in the report. This can provide a comprehensive overview of the property's electrical maintenance.

  • In some cases, we may include photographs in the report to visually document specific issues or areas of concern. This adds clarity to the inspection findings.

  • The report may contain an evaluation of the electrical panel, including its capacity, condition, and any recommendations for upgrades.

  • The date when the inspection took place will be recorded on the report for reference.