What’s Your Home’s Electrical Safety Score?

You start at 100 and lose points for known risk factors — hazard-brand panels, missing GFCI protection, warm outlets, aluminum-era wiring, and so on — weighted by how strongly each correlates with real electrical fires and shock hazards.

A low score means your home has multiple risk factors worth addressing, not that something is failing right now. The exception: warm outlets, burning smells, or breakers that trip repeatedly deserve a call today regardless of score.

Yes — a licensed electrician reviews your answers, inspects the flagged items in person, and gives you flat-rate pricing in writing. No diagnostic fee for score-related visits, no obligation.