
Electrical Inspections for Maryland Commercial Properties
Electrical systems are a critical component of any commercial property, impacting safety, functionality, and compliance with modern standards. During a Maryland Commercial Property Inspection, our certified inspectors thoroughly evaluate the electrical infrastructure to identify potential hazards, deficiencies, and areas needing maintenance. We ensure that the system meets accessibility and safety standards, providing you with the information needed to protect your investment.
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Comprehensive Electrical Evaluations
Our inspection covers all accessible and visible components of the electrical system, including service drops, panelboards, grounding systems, and representative fixtures. We focus on identifying potential hazards such as corrosion, overheating, improper labeling, and missing safety features. While non-invasive, our inspections are detailed, leveraging tools like GFCI and AFCI testers to evaluate the functionality of critical safety devices.
Maryland Electrical Inspection Checklist
During a Maryland Commercial Property Inspection, our inspectors will:
- Examine the service drop/lateral and meter socket enclosures.
- Inspect service-entrance conductors, noting any deterioration of insulation or cable sheaths.
- Check the main service disconnect, including physical condition, overheating, or corrosion, and confirm amperage rating if labeled.
- Inspect panelboards and over-current devices for damage, overheating, corrosion, and proper working space (30 inches wide, 36 inches deep, 78 inches high).
- Report on unused circuit-breaker panel openings, poor labeling, and missing or damaged faceplates or box covers.
- Evaluate service grounding and bonding.
- Test a representative number of switches, lighting fixtures, and receptacles, including AFCI-protected receptacles where possible.
- Test all GFCI receptacles and breakers, noting any deficiencies in function, polarity, grounding, or installation.
- Identify the presence of solid-conductor aluminum branch-circuit wiring if visible.
- Report on open junction boxes, wiring splices, or flexible cords improperly used as permanent wiring.
- Note the absence or improper installation of smoke detectors.
Get Peace of Mind with a Maryland Commercial Inspection Appointment
Ensure the electrical systems in your commercial property are safe, reliable, and up to code with MJ Property Inspections. Our comprehensive inspections cover critical elements, including service panels, wiring, grounding, and receptacles, identifying any potential safety concerns or necessary repairs. Trust us to provide the detailed insights you need to maintain a secure and efficient electrical infrastructure. Schedule your electrical inspection today and safeguard your property’s operations.
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