Grand Rapids home safety plan
Once a year a licensed electrician goes through your panel, outlets and alarms, then sends you a written report with photos. Fixes come with a written quote first.
The plans
Three plans, each billed once a year. Every plan includes the visit and the report; the bigger ones add priority booking and a second visit.
One safety visit a year, and the report to keep.
Homes up to 2,500 square feet
The visit, plus a place at the front of the repair line.
Homes up to 2,500 square feet
Two visits a year, garage included.
Homes up to 4,000 square feet, plus a detached garage
Each plan is for one year, charged once. A plan is a service plan, not insurance and not a warranty. Repairs are quoted in writing before any work starts. Cancel any time before renewal by phone, text or email; we send a reminder 30 days before each renewal.
In the visit
The electrician works through the same list in every house, then adds what the house itself needs.
We take the cover off with the power on only where it is safe to, look for heat marks and loose connections, and photograph the label.
We test a sample in every room with a tester, and flag the ones that are loose, warm or wired wrong.
Kitchens, baths, garage and outdoors: we press each test button and tell you where protection is missing.
We check that they are there, that they sound, and whether the date printed on them has passed.
Flicker, buzz or a fixture that runs hot: we trace it to the switch, the bulb or the wiring.
Weatherproof covers, garage circuits, and the meter base seen from outside.
The report
After the visit you get a short written report with photos, so you know what we saw and what we did not.
Photos of the panel and of each finding
Every finding marked fine, watch or fix
A written quote for any fix, before work starts
Kept on file for next year's visit
Your year with us
Call, text or use the form. We pick a day that works and tell you who is coming.
Most houses take an hour or two. We wear shoe covers and tell you what we find as we go.
It arrives by email with photos. Nothing is fixed until you say so.
Members book repairs ahead of other calls. Each job has a written quote first.
A reminder arrives 30 days before renewal, with the date for your next visit.
Who does the work
Our license number is in the footer of every page, with the board that issued it.
Electrical Contractor · MI Lic. 000000 · Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs
Can pull permits for electrical work in Michigan
Electrical contractor · A firm licensed by the state to take electrical work and pull the permits for it.
Checking it · Ask us for the number and look it up with the state's licensing bureau before you book.
Members say
“The report had a photo of my panel with the one loose wire circled. I'd have never known.”
“They showed up when they said, wore shoe covers and explained every outlet they tested.”
“Our house is a hundred years old. Two visits a year was the right call, and the second report was shorter.”
Sample reviews.
Service area
Seven vans start from Division Avenue. If your town is not listed, send the address and we'll say.
We don't take jobs in Muskegon, Holland, Lansing or Battle Creek.
ZIP codes: 49503, 49504, 49506, 49507, 49508, 49509, 49512, 49519, 49525, 49544
Before you sign up
Each plan has one set price a year, given in writing when you book. You pay once a year, when the plan starts and at each renewal. There is no monthly payment.
No. It is a service plan: a visit, a report and a place in the booking line. It does not pay for repairs or for damage, and it is not a warranty.
Call, text or email before your renewal date and we stop it. We send a reminder 30 days ahead, so you never pay for a year you did not mean to.
Yes, for work that needs one. We tell you in the quote who pulls it and what the inspection involves.
You get a written quote for each fix. Nothing is started until you say yes, and members are booked ahead of other repair calls.
We take calls Monday to Friday and Saturday morning. We don't take night calls. For fire, smoke or sparks, call 911 first.
Request a visit
Tell us where the house is and which plan you are looking at. We'll call or text to pick a day.