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Allsafe Electric
Repairs & safetyServing the South Denver metro since 2018

Home electrical safety inspection

A home inspector spends about ten minutes on the electrical system. A licensed electrician spends an hour and actually opens the panel. You get a written report covering what is safe, what needs attention now, and what to budget for, with photos and no pressure to buy anything. Worth doing before you buy, after a bad storm, or on any home over 20 years old.

Time on site
About an hour
Report
Same day or next morning
Obligation
None, the report stands alone
Pointing out a specific breaker during a home electrical safety inspection
5-star Google reviews
5-star Google reviews
Years of experience serving the South Denver metro
Years of experience serving the South Denver metro
Master ME.0601023
Master ME.0601023
Price agreed before work starts
Price agreed before work starts

Do any of these sound familiar?

Signs you need this

01

You are under contract on a home

The general inspection will not open the panel or identify a Federal Pacific or Zinsco box. This one does, while you still have negotiating room.

02

The house is over 20 years old and never checked

Panels, breakers, and connections age. Most Highlands Ranch and Stonegate homes are now well inside that window.

03

You are adding an EV charger, hot tub, or big appliance

Find out whether the service can take it before you buy the equipment, not after it is delivered.

04

After a lightning storm, a surge, or water intrusion

Damage is frequently hidden until it is not, and a surge can weaken a connection that fails months later.

What it costs

$189to$499

What moves the price
home size, panel accessibility, and whether the report needs formatting for a lender or insurer.
What is included
a full walk of the system, panel inspection, GFCI, AFCI and grounding tests, and a written report with photos.

Estimated range, reviewed regularly. Your exact price is fixed in writing before any work begins.

What the price covers

  • The service entrance, meter, mast, and main panel
  • Grounding and bonding, tested rather than eyeballed
  • A representative sample of outlets, switches, and fixtures
  • GFCI and AFCI protection tested where it exists and flagged where it does not
  • Photographs of every item raised, rated safe, monitor, or address now
  • A written report you can hand to a lender, an insurer, or another contractor

Our work

Pointing out a specific breaker during a home electrical safety inspection
Close inspection of the main breaker and bus bar inside a residential panel
Allsafe Electric tools on site in a Parker home

Start to finish

How the job goes

  1. 1

    We walk the whole system: service entrance, meter, panel, grounding and bonding, a sample of outlets and switches, GFCI and AFCI protection, and visible wiring.

  2. 2

    Everything gets photographed and rated as safe, monitor, or address now.

  3. 3

    You get the written report the same day or the next morning.

  4. 4

    If you want the flagged items fixed, that is a separate quote and there is no obligation.

Permits and inspection

An inspection itself needs no permit. Any corrective work that follows is permitted per the local jurisdiction. If you need a report in a specific format for a lender, insurer, or real-estate transaction, tell us when you request the service.

See our Parker and Douglas County permit guides

Why homeowners here call us

A real person, start to finish

A real person answers the phone, you get a two-hour window rather than a vague day, and one of our licensed electricians does the work. Allsafe’s Google reviews name our electricians personally.

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Reviews

What customers say about this work

5.0153 reviews

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“Did a fantastic job on replacing my panel in my home !!!”

5 days ago

larry katz
“Judd was great. I called for an estimate, they came right out, game a good price, i hired them, they showed up right away, did a great job, took care of my gear and my dogs, and pleasure to work with. Allsafe installed a new 20-amp line for my stereo and installed a whole house surge protector and of course had to fix some issues with my breaker panel because my house was built recently by a homebuilder that took some short cuts.”
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2 months ago

Wyatt Lampley
“We originally called Allsafe to look at adding some new lighting to our dining room and fixing some lighting issues in our bathrooms. Judd from Allsafe informed us there were concerns about our electrical service panel but could do the repairs we asked. We put the project on hold due to some urgent medical issues. About 2 months later we had an outlet in the kitchen arc and burn out. Our electrical service panel breakers didn’t trip appropriately. We called Judd back out to assess the situation. He was very thorough in evaluating what was going on with our electrical system. He found multiple issues with our ancient service panel and improper grounding throughout the house. Judd and his team replaced our electrical service panel, multiple outlets, installed new bathroom light fixtures, and installed new recessed lighting in our dining area. They found and fixed a few other minor issues along the way at no additional cost. Working with Allsafe was awesome! All the work they did looks great and we’re very happy we chose them to upgrade our electrical system.”
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4 months ago

Paver7573
“Judson Cushing and the AllSafe Electric team continue to impress. Judson recently installed an outlet above my pool table along with a wall switch for a new pool table light. The placement was thoughtful, the install was clean, and the finished product looks like it was always meant to be there. Functionally perfect and aesthetically spot-on. This is at least the third project AllSafe Electirc has completed for me (which includes installing an auxiliary panel, running new circuits, and troubleshooting problems). As always, Judson and Shawn were very responsive, on time, did a fantastic job in short order. They clearly take pride in their work. It is hard to find contractors who combine technical skill with real customer focus, but AllSafe Electric does. I couldn’t be happier. Judson and Allsafe Electric have absolutely and repeatedly earned my business and recognition.”
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7 months ago

Lauren Agee
“Jud is so wonderful, he is very communicative, punctual, and transparent with his pricing and the work he does. He did a large electrical project at our house in Parker which included installing a whole new breaker box, ground rods, etc. Not only did he coordinate efficiently with the electric company and county inspectors, but he made the whole process easy and painless for us. Would definitely recommend him and his professional team.”
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8 months ago

Anna Rowan
“I had several outlets that were not working. I called Allsafe and they were able to schedule me quickly. They were knowledgeable, kept me informed during the process, and did a thorough job. I would highly recommend them!”

3 days ago

Michael J. Kania
“We were in need of a professional electrician to complete a small install in a short period of time. Jud, at Allsafe, was very accommodating and completed the work quickly and on time to complete the project! We really appreciate his availability. Thank you!”

11 days ago

Cole Schofield
“Jud and team were excellent. They scheduled us quickly, worked fast and did outstanding work. Communication was very good throughout, and very fair pricing.”

17 days ago

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Common questions

Is this the same as the home inspection?

No. A general home inspector does a visual, non-invasive check and explicitly does not open the panel or evaluate the system in depth. This is a licensed electrician doing exactly that.

Will you try to sell me repairs?

The report stands on its own. If you want us to fix what we found, we will quote it. If you want to take the report to someone else, that is fine too.

Can you check for Federal Pacific or Zinsco panels?

Yes, and it is one of the first things we look for in homes from the 1960s to the early 1980s. Both brands have documented failure-to-trip problems.

How long does it take?

About an hour for a typical Douglas County home, and longer for larger or older properties.

Areas we cover for safety inspections

Where we do safety inspections

We handle safety inspections across Parker and the surrounding south metro. That includes Parker, Castle Rock, Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Centennial and The Pinery, plus every other town on our service area page. Each town page lists its own permit authority and electric utility, which genuinely differ across Douglas, Arapahoe and Elbert counties.

Talk to a real person

Ready to get it sorted?

Request a quote online any time, or call and talk it through with a real person. Free estimates on quoted work, and all repair pricing is provided in writing before work begins.

  • Licensed master electrician, ME.0601023
  • Serving Parker and the south metro since 2018
  • 11479 Pine Dr M-51, Parker, CO 80134

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