Your Trusted Source for Electrical Inspections and Engineer’s Letters

Your Trusted Source for Electrical Inspections and Engineer’s Letters

Providing In-Depth Electrical Analysis Since 2007

Electrical Forensics, Inc is a forensics services company specializing in Codes Inspections, Engineer Letters, electrical failure, and fire-related issues. We evaluate wiring, equipment, and appliances to determine the cause of the malfunction, whether it’s a defect or something else entirely.

Our Codes Inspections are unique. Most of the time, we are called in for covered work. The wiring has been covered prior to getting the required rough-in inspection. We have methods to examine the wiring behind the drywall and determine if it is safe and meets the National Electrical Code and local codes. Our methods minimize the cutting of drywall or concrete. When wiring does not meet Code requirements, we make suggestions on how to fix it. Note: When examining wiring, we work along side your electrician. 

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Swimming Pools

Most people do not know that there are more required electrical inspections for swimming pools than there are for houses. But we know. There is a whole section in the National Electrical Code devoted to this subject. Most electrical inspections take place even before the pool electrical equipment is delivered. We have done thousands of these inspections. Most are referrals from city and state electrical inspectors, and pool builders when issues arise that cannot be solved in the usual manner. So far, without exception, Electrical Forensics has come to the rescue and provided the needed assistance for permitting, engineer’s letters, etc. Like the city and state inspectors, our goal is to ensure a safe swimming environment for the families we serve. We are also called in to determine the cause and solution of stray voltages that are sometimes felt by swimmers. Call us when you have a permitting or safety issues, we are here to help. 

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New Construction and Remodeling Projects

Electrical permits are always required for new construction and when circuits are added or modified during remodeling projects. Inspection problems arise when areas to be inspected are covered with insulation or drywall before the city or state inspection takes place. If this happens to you, contact Electrical Forensics and we may be able to help. Note:   Our specialty is covered wiring and concrete.

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Lightning

Is your house wiring safe after a lightning strike? Are you safe in your car or truck during a lightning storm? Was it lightning that knocked out your air conditioner? Most important: Was your home's wiring damaged by the lightning, if so, where and how to fix it. Electrical Forensics may be able to help.

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Expert Evaluations From Experienced Engineers

Our staff consists of professional electrical engineers with more than 30 years of experience in the field including residential, commercial, and industrial. They are licensed in ten states and can travel nationwide to conduct on-site analysis.

We are also capable of conducting investigations for lightning and fire origin and cause claims. This makes us the ideal forensics partner for a variety of home or workplace incidents.

A Trusted Institution

Electrical Forensics, Inc has been relied upon by individuals, businesses, and organizations to conduct impartial investigations on their electrical malfunction incidents. The clients that have worked with us include:

  • Insurance Companies
  • Attorneys
  • Manufacturers
  • Electrical Contractors
  • General Contractors
  • Business Owners
  • Swimming Pool Builders
  • Home Owners
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Get Connected

If you’re interested in using our expert services, feel free to contact our office today. We are more than happy to help you find a solution to your electrical issues.