Safe. Accurate. Secure.
We are a third party electrical inspection company based in Hudson Valley, New York. Our inspectors are licensed, trained, insured and certified to provide high quality inspections that ensure safety, accuracy and security. Call us at 845-303-5322 or visit our Contact Us page.
Our Team
Our highly trained and experienced team is locally licensed and certified by industry leading organizations including the International Code Council (ICC) and the International Association of Electrical Inspectors (IAEI). With over 15 years of experience in electrical installations and code inspections, we know the ins and outs of residential, commercial and industrial electrical systems, big or small. We work with all parties, including but not limited to contractors, homeowners, business owners, code enforcement officials, architects, engineers, etc. We also have electrical code instructors on staff. If you are looking for continued education for professional purposes or just want to expand your knowledge of electrical code and systems, visit our education page for more information.
Industry standards, practices and codes are constantly evolving. Although the National Electrical Code updates every 3 years, New York State officially adopts code cycles on a different schedule. We keep up with those changes and work diligently with our clients to keep them informed.
Information is ALWAYS FREE. Call us anytime at 845-303-5322 with any code related questions. If you're unsure about the proper way to perform an installation, we can help!
Unless otherwise required in a specific jurisdiction, electrical work in New York State is required to comply with NFPA 70: National Electrical Code. The code cycle currently adopted by most jurisdictions is 2017. The next code cycle to be adopted is 2023. New York State has decided to skip over the 2020 cycle. While the 2023 code cycle was released at the end of 2022, it has not yet been adopted by New York State. The 2023 version is expected to be adopted sometime this year (2025).
Our Goal
Our goal is to ensure safety. Electrical systems are a safe, powerful resource when installed and utilized correctly. We take pride in working together with all parties involved in electrical installations to eliminate and prevent hazards.
Commitment to Our Clients
Electrical Code
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It's in our name. Safe. Accurate. Secure.
Safe
Rest assured knowing that you and the people you care about are using a safe electrical system after we've inspected it.
Secure
Let's face it, we live in a modern world where your home is now smart too. Feel confidently secure knowing that your electrical system is working properly to support your smart security devices.
Accurate
Our reports are accurate and easy to follow so you don't have to worry. Our team is detail oriented and we take pride in our product!
Reliable
The lightning bolt in our logo isn't a gimmick! We're really that FAST. Whether it's scheduling, calling you back or delivering your highly anticipated reports, we're shockingly speedy!
Frequently Asked Questions
Permits
Existing Work
Do I need a permit? If you're doing any electrical work, you probably need a permit. Call your local building department to be sure.
So you had some work done previously or the person who owned the house before you had some electrical work done and didn't get a permit. No worries, we can help. It's not too late!
Licensing
Homeowners & DIYers
Do I need a license to do electrical work? That depends on what county you're in. Give us a call and we'll fill you in.
Can I do electrical work on my own house? Probably. There are some rules as to what you can and can't do but the majority of work done at your own house can be done by you!
Code
Arc Fault Protection
What code should I follow? New York State is currently on the 2017 National Electrical Code (NEC).
Do I need arc fault protection? If you're modifying circuits, you probably need to install arc fault protection. There are quite a few rules involved with this so give us a call and we will walk you through it!
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