Bountiful Home Inspector

A1 inspector Neil Martineau lives in Woods Cross, right next to Bountiful, a city that grew quickly during the 1950s, when its population more than doubled as people working in Salt Lake City began moving to the suburbs. Growth continued through the 1960s and 1970s, creating many of the established neighborhoods you’ll find there today. If you’re buying a home from that era, a remodeled kitchen may look great, but it’s worth finding out whether the electrical work was updated along with the cabinets and countertops.

During a Bountiful home inspection, we examine the accessible electrical panel, visible wiring and a representative sample of outlets. Things like missing electrical covers, exposed wire connections or safety devices that don’t work properly can point to needed repairs. We’ll explain what we find and let you know if something should be checked by a licensed electrician. A room may look brand-new even though some of its electrical wiring has been in place for decades.