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NJ HOME INSPECTOR IN NEW JERSEY |
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NJ home inspector will inspect the: service entrance system; main disconnects, main panel and sub panels, including interior components of main panel and sub panels; service grounding; wiring, without measuring amperage, voltage or impedance, excluding any wiring not a part of the primary electrical power distribution system, such as central vacuum systems, remote control devices, telephone or cable system wiring, intercom systems, security systems and low voltage wiring systems; over-current protection devices and the compatibility of their ampacity with that of the connected wiring; at least one of each interior installed lighting fixture, switch, and receptacle per room and at least one exterior installed lighting fixture, switch, and receptacle per side of home; and ground fault circuit interrupters.
NJ home inspectors will describe the amperage and voltage rating of the service; Location of main disconnect, main panels, and sub-panels; type of over-current protection devices; predominant type of wiring; presence of knob and tube branch circuit wiring; and presence of solid conductor aluminum branch circuit wiring.
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You must attend New Jersey home inspections to see for yourself as the grounds, exterior, roof, structure, electric, heating and air conditioning, plumbing, bathrooms, kitchen and interior are carefully inspected. This is the ideal time for you to learn about your new home and have your questions to ask during a home inspection and walk through home inspection checklist questions answered.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS & FIXTURES MAINTENANCE GUIDE
Check the condition of lamp cords, extension cords, and plugs. Also examine the appliance cords and plugs of vacuums, irons, mixers, washers, and dryers.
Check for exposed wires and signs of wear in the "service box." If you have a fuse that blows often or a circuit breaker that trips frequently, call an electrician to determine the cause and make the repair. Mark each circuit so that you will know what outlets or appliances are included on each.
If you experience a slight tingling shock when handling or inspecting any appliance or lamp, disconnect the appliance and repair it.
Check places where wiring is exposed, such as in the attic. Look for exposed wires and wires with cracked insulation. Replace those in poor condition.
If you have ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs) in outlets near sinks, the laundry, the shop, the garage and check the GFCIs monthly and after an electrical storm.
Check that all appliance cords are in good condition.
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New Jersey home inspection Walkthrough Checklist
For New homes, used homes, additions, renovations and kitchen and bath remodels
Interior – Electrical
- All receptacles and switches work, proper polarity checked
- GFCI receptacles tested and working
- Switches and receptacles are the proper color
- All device plates installed straight and tight to the walls
- Light bulbs installed in all fixtures and all in working condition
- Telephone Jacks working
- Cable TV Jacks working
- Network jacks working
- Door Bell working
- Electrical Panel or panels labeled accordingly
- Final Electrical Certificate issued if needed