Electrical Inspections in Orlando

Protect Your Property With Thorough Electrical Safety Inspections

Safe, code compliant electrical systems are essential for protecting your home, rental, or business from fire, shock, and costly outages. When you schedule an inspection with Solaris Electric, you get a careful evaluation of your wiring and equipment, not just a quick look at your breaker panel. Our licensed, insured, and bonded electricians have been serving the Orlando area since 2008, and we focus on giving you clear information you can act on with confidence.

Whether you are buying an older home, preparing to sell a property, responding to an insurance request, or simply concerned about flickering lights, we walk you through what is really happening with your electrical system. We explain our findings in everyday language and answer your questions before we leave. We also provide upfront pricing, so you know what to expect before scheduling any work.

Our goal is to make electrical inspections straightforward and low stress. With a team of highly skilled technicians who are background checked and drug tested, you can feel comfortable inviting us into your home or business while we focus on safety, functionality, and efficiency.

Need Electrical Inspections in Orlando? Call Solaris Electric at (321) 419-1924 or send us a message online today.

Why Homeowners & Businesses Choose Our Electrical Inspection Team

When you invite electricians into your property, you are trusting them with both your safety and your space. We take that trust seriously. At Solaris Electric, every technician who visits your home or business is fully licensed and insured, and has passed comprehensive background checks and drug testing. This screening process helps protect your family, tenants, and employees while we work.

We have been serving the city and nearby communities since 2008, and that history matters. Over the years, our team has inspected and serviced a wide range of residential, commercial properties, and industrial properties. Many customers share their experiences in five star reviews, which reflects our commitment to reliable work and respectful service. We treat your property as if it were our own, from how we enter your space to how we clean up when the job is done.

Cost surprises can be just as stressful as electrical problems. That is why we provide upfront pricing and clear estimates before we begin any inspection related work. If we recommend follow up repairs or upgrades, we explain what each option involves and why it matters, so you can make informed decisions. Our electricians can also communicate in English or Spanish, which helps ensure that you understand every part of the process.

Electrical issues do not always follow business hours. Our team is available around the clock for electrical emergencies, which is especially important if an inspection uncovers a serious safety concern that cannot wait. Whether you are a homeowner, landlord, or business owner, you can count on us for prompt, professional help when you need it most.

When You Should Schedule an Electrical Inspection

Many people are not sure when it is time to bring in a professional to evaluate their electrical system. Some wait until there is a clear problem, such as a breaker that will not reset or an outlet that feels hot. Others are prompted by a home inspector, insurance company, or real estate agent. Whatever your situation, an inspection is often the safest way to understand the condition of your wiring and equipment.

Inspections During Home Purchases & Sales

You may want to schedule an inspection if you are buying a home, especially if it is older or has had renovations over the years. Hidden electrical issues can affect both safety and the cost of ownership, so it helps to know what you are stepping into before closing. Sellers can also benefit from an inspection, because uncovering and addressing issues in advance can make the sales process smoother and reduce last minute surprises.

Inspections For Rentals & Small Commercial Properties

Landlords and property managers often arrange inspections when taking over a new building, preparing units for new tenants, or responding to repeated complaints about tripping breakers or unreliable power. Small businesses may need inspections to support insurance policies, tenant improvements, or code related checks. In any of these scenarios, a detailed electrical evaluation can help you avoid downtime and protect the people who use your space.

Warning Signs You Should Not Ignore

Even without a major project or transaction, certain warning signs should not be ignored. Frequent breaker trips, flickering or dimming lights, buzzing sounds from panels or switches, burning smells, discolored outlets, or shocks when touching appliances can all indicate issues that deserve prompt attention. An inspection allows us to track these symptoms back to their source and recommend practical solutions.

Local Building Types & Common Issues

The region includes a mix of older neighborhoods and newer developments. Older homes may still rely on outdated panels, limited circuits, or wiring methods that were once common but no longer match current safety expectations. Newer homes can have their own challenges, such as high electrical demand from modern appliances, EV chargers, and home offices that strain undersized systems.

Because we work here every day, our electricians are familiar with the types of issues that tend to show up in different kinds of buildings. We understand the local code environment and how inspectors typically approach safety and compliance. This knowledge helps us focus on the areas that are most likely to cause trouble for property owners, whether that means identifying an aging panel that should be replaced or spotting the cumulative effects of repeated storms on outdoor circuits.

Electrical Inspections for Homes, Rentals & Local Businesses

Different types of properties have different electrical demands, and our inspections reflect that reality. For homeowners, inspections often focus on overall safety, readiness for a sale or renovation, and the ability of the system to handle modern loads. We look for aging panels, overloaded circuits, and signs that the wiring may not match current usage patterns, such as multiple space heaters on a single circuit or added equipment in a home office.

Support For Landlords & Property Managers

Landlords and property managers rely on safe, reliable electrical systems to support their tenants. We help evaluate common areas, individual units, and shared equipment, such as laundry rooms and exterior lighting. Our goal is to help you minimize complaints and emergency calls related to electrical issues, while keeping you informed about any conditions that could affect tenant safety or insurance requirements.

Inspections For Small Businesses

Small businesses face their own set of challenges. Restaurants, shops, offices, and service providers all depend on consistent power for lighting, equipment, and customer comfort. During inspections of commercial spaces, we pay attention to critical circuits, equipment connections, and panels that may have been modified during past build outs. We also consider how interruptions could affect your operations, and we work with you to plan any follow up work around your business hours whenever possible.

Because our team works across residential, commercial, and industrial settings, we bring a broad perspective to every inspection. That experience helps us recognize patterns and potential problems before they turn into major issues, regardless of the type of property you own or manage.

Need Electrical Inspections in Orlando? Call Solaris Electric at (321) 419-1924 or send us a message online today.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a typical home electrical inspection take?

Most home electrical inspections take a few hours from start to finish. The exact time depends on the size of the property, how accessible panels and equipment are, and whether there are multiple concerns that need careful investigation. A small condo with straightforward wiring may take less time than a large single-family home with additions or detached structures. When you schedule, we provide a general time frame based on your description of the property. Our electricians work efficiently while still giving each area the attention it needs.

What should I do to get ready for an electrical inspection?

Preparation can help your inspection go smoothly, but there is no need for major changes ahead of time. We usually recommend that you make sure we have clear access to the main electrical panel, any subpanels, and key areas such as mechanical rooms, laundry spaces, and attics if they contain electrical equipment. It can also be helpful to note any specific issues you have noticed, such as rooms where lights flicker or outlets that do not work consistently. You do not need to move heavy furniture or attempt any electrical work yourself. Our team handles the technical parts and will let you know if we need access to additional spaces.

What happens if you find problems during the inspection?

If we discover issues during the inspection, we explain them to you clearly and prioritize them based on safety. Immediate hazards, such as overheating connections or damaged components, are discussed first so you understand the potential risks. We then outline options for addressing each problem, which may include repair, replacement, or upgrades. You receive upfront pricing for any work we recommend, and you have time to decide how you would like to proceed. Our goal is to inform you, not to pressure you, so you can choose the solutions that best fit your situation.

Can your team handle any repairs after the inspection?

Our electricians handle a wide range of electrical repairs, installations, and upgrades, so in many cases we can perform the recommended work after your inspection. This can include tasks such as panel replacements, circuit additions, outlet and switch repairs, lighting improvements, and other common electrical services. We review the findings with you, discuss the scope of any suggested repairs, and provide clear pricing before scheduling. If you decide to move forward, we plan the work at a time that is convenient for you. You are always free to take the inspection findings and consider your options before committing to any repairs.

Do I really need an electrical inspection before buying an older home?

An inspection is often very helpful when you are considering an older home, because electrical systems can change significantly over the life of a property. Older panels, limited circuits, or wiring methods that were acceptable in the past may not support current usage or safety expectations. Previous owners may also have completed renovations or additions that affect the system. A professional inspection gives you a clearer picture of what you are buying and can help you plan for any upgrades that may be needed. Many buyers find that this information is valuable when making decisions about price, timing, and future projects.

Will the inspection report help with insurance or code compliance?

Many clients use the results of an electrical inspection to support conversations with insurance companies, lenders, or local authorities. While every insurer and authority has its own requirements, a professional evaluation can help show that you are taking safety seriously and that you are aware of the condition of your system. We document the issues we find and explain their significance, which can assist you in planning any necessary improvements. If you receive specific requests or letters from an insurer or official, sharing those with us before the inspection can help us focus on the information that will be most useful.

Are your electricians background checked and insured?

Yes, the electricians who perform inspections and other work for Solaris Electric are background checked and drug tested before joining our team. We are also fully licensed, insured, and bonded, which helps protect you and your property while we are on site. These measures are part of our commitment to safety and professionalism. When you schedule an inspection, you can feel confident that the person arriving at your door has been carefully vetted and is qualified to work on your electrical system.