Electrical maintenance is important because it helps ensure the safety of a home or building’s occupants, improves efficiency, saves money, increases reliability, and helps keep home or building stay in compliance with codes and regulations.
By investing in regular electrical maintenance, businesses and homeowners can avoid costly repairs and create a safer living or working environment for all.
This is just a basic checklist and the specific maintenance tasks will depend on the specific electrical system in your home or business. It is always best to have a professional electrician handle any electrical maintenance and repairs to ensure the safety of the system.
10 Point Electrical Maintenance Checklist
1. Inspect all electrical outlets and switches for any visible damage or loose connections.
2. Test all GFCI outlets to ensure they are functioning properly.
3. Check all electrical panels for any loose connections or damaged breakers.
4. Check all extension cords for any visible damage or fraying.
5. Test all smoke detectors to ensure they are functioning properly.
6. Inspect all light fixtures for any loose connections or damaged bulbs.
7. Check all appliances for any visible damage or loose connections.
8. Inspect all cords and cables for any visible damage or fraying.
9. Test all ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs) to ensure they are functioning properly.
10. Check all surge protectors to ensure they are functioning properly.
