Code violation repairs
Electrical corrections, fixed and signed off
Failed an inspection? Got a home inspection report full of electrical items? Byron fixes what was flagged, brings it up to current code and makes sure it passes, so your project, sale or permit can move forward.
- Inspector correction notices
- Home sale repair requests
- Unpermitted or DIY work
- Documented for your file
Common situations
Where code corrections come from
Most code violations come from three places: a city or county inspector’s correction notice, a home inspection during a sale, or work left behind by a previous installer, handyman or DIY project.
Byron reads the notice or report with you, separates what’s required from what’s optional, and gives you a firm price for the work. Then he fixes it and makes sure it passes.
Flagged by an inspector?
Send the report. Get a firm price for each item.
Whether it came from a city inspector, a home inspection or a previous installer’s work, send Byron the report or photos. He’ll price each correction, fix it to code and document what was done.
- Itemized pricing from the report
- Corrections made to current code
- Permits and re-inspection when required
- 1-year parts and labor guarantee
Frequently flagged
Corrections we fix often
- Missing GFCI or AFCI protection
- Double-tapped breakers and overloaded panels
- Open junction boxes and exposed splices
- Ungrounded or reverse-polarity outlets
- Missing bonding or grounding
- Improper wiring in attics, crawlspaces and garages
- Unpermitted additions or DIY circuits
- Missing panel labels and clearances
How it works
From correction notice to sign-off
- 01
Send the report
Text or email the inspection report or correction notice, with photos if you have them.
- 02
Clear priorities
Byron explains what’s required, what’s recommended and what can wait, with a firm price.
- 03
Repairs to code
Every item corrected to current code, with permits where required.
- 04
Passed and documented
Re-inspection when needed, and documentation for your buyer, agent or file.
Questions about your home? Ask Byron directly.
Call, or text photos of your panel and the work area. Often that’s enough for a price.
Questions
Common questions
Don’t see yours? Text Byron. You’ll get a real answer from the person doing the work.
Text a questionCan you fix items from a home inspection before closing?
Yes. Send the report and Byron will price the electrical items. He can work with your agent’s timeline when the schedule allows.
A previous electrician left work that failed inspection. Can you take over?
Yes. Byron often corrects work left behind by others. He’ll assess what’s there, explain what needs to change and give you a firm price.
Do I have to fix everything on the report?
Not always. Some items are required by an inspector or lender; others are recommendations. Byron will help you sort out which is which.
Code violation repairs near you
- Code violation repairs in SacramentoHome sales in older neighborhoods often turn up ungrounded outlets and old add-on wiring that must be corrected before closing.
- Code violation repairs in CarmichaelDecades of add-ons to garages and outbuildings can leave wiring that won’t pass a home inspection.
- Code violation repairs in Elk GroveHome sales in Elk Grove often flag DIY garage circuits and missing GFCI protection.
- Code violation repairs in Citrus HeightsHome sales in Citrus Heights often turn up ungrounded outlets, double-tapped breakers and older add-on wiring.
- Code violation repairs in IoneHistoric homes often have ungrounded outlets and old add-on wiring that must be corrected for a sale or insurer.
- Code violation repairs in Fair OaksOutbuildings wired by previous owners are a frequent home-inspection finding in Fair Oaks.
Code violation repairs across the WiseCo service area
Sacramento County
Placer County
El Dorado County
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Free, no-obligation quotes
Have a report or correction notice?
Text a photo of it to Byron. He’ll tell you what has to be fixed and what it costs.
Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm · Saturdays by appointment