Electrical Inspections and Code Compliance in North Georgia
Protecting Your Property with Safe, Up-to-Code Electrical Systems
Why Electrical Inspections Matter
Without proper inspection, these hidden issues can lead to:
- Fire hazards due to overheating wires or breakers
- Shock risks from ungrounded outlets or poor connections
- Code violations that could impact insurance coverage or resale value
- System failures during times of high demand




That’s why we recommend electrical inspections for all of the following:
- Before buying or selling a home or commercial property
- During major renovations or remodeling projects
- When upgrading appliances, HVAC systems, or hot tubs
- For older homes that haven’t been inspected in 5+ years
- After storm damage or electrical surges
Our team performs a full assessment of your wiring, breakers, outlets, grounding, and safety features, ensuring everything is both safe and up to local and national codes.
Understanding Code Compliance
At Pride Electric, we stay up to date on every change in the NEC and local codes across North Georgia. Our inspections flag any violations or safety concerns and give you a clear plan for resolving them.
What We Look for During an Electrical Inspection
Our comprehensive inspection covers the entire electrical system, including:
- Electrical panels and subpanels
- Circuit breakers and load balancing
- Wiring age, material, and condition
- GFCI and AFCI protection
- Grounding and bonding
- Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors
- Outlets and switch condition and spacing
- Surge protection
- Exterior lighting and weatherproofing
- Smart home systems and integration
We’ll also ensure your system can handle the demands of today’s modern homes, including multiple electronics, high-powered appliances, and smart devices.


Common Code Violations We Fix


In Bathrooms
- No GFCI protection near water sources
- Improper spacing of outlets near sinks
- Overloaded circuits powering multiple high-draw devices


- Outdated two-prong outlets with no grounding
- No GFCI outlets at countertops or islands
- Receptacles placed above standard height or facing up


- Lack of outlets every 12 feet
- Inadequate lighting in hallways or staircases
- Overloaded circuits from added electronics or home offices
Who Needs an Electrical Inspection?
Electrical inspections aren’t just for people buying or selling property. You should schedule an inspection if:
- You live in a home more than 25 years old
- You notice flickering lights, frequent breaker trips, or outlet malfunctions
- You’ve recently installed a hot tub, EV charger, or other high-draw appliance
- Your insurance company requests an update
- You want to confirm your home is safe for your family and pets
Inspections are affordable and can save you thousands by catching problems before they become emergencies.


The Pride Electric Process
1
Initial Assessment
We’ll discuss your concerns, recent upgrades, and any history of electrical issues.
2
Full System Inspection
A licensed electrician will examine your panel, circuits, outlets, and wiring using industry-grade diagnostic tools.
3
Code Compliance Check
We compare your system against NEC and local codes, flagging violations or risky areas.
4
Detailed Report
You’ll receive a clear breakdown of our findings, including photos and repair recommendations if needed.
5
Next Steps
We’ll walk you through any suggested updates or repairs, along with transparent pricing and a timeline.
What Emergency Electrical Services We Offer


Licensed and Insured Professionals
Every member of our team is fully certified and trained in residential and commercial electrical systems.


Local Knowledge
We know Georgia codes inside and out, and we’re familiar with inspection requirements across Cherokee, Cobb, Bartow, Pickens, and North Fulton counties.


Detailed Reporting
We don’t just inspect—we explain. Our reports are clear, visual, and easy to understand.


Upfront Pricing
No surprises. You get a free estimate before any repairs are made.


Family-Owned Values
We treat your home or business like it’s our own. That means honest service, respectful technicians, and a commitment to safety.