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Couillard Electric LLC(262) 618-2851

Services / Random Lake, Wisconsin

Home electrical inspections.

An electrician’s inspection of the home’s electrical system, with a written report for buyers and sellers.

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Illustration of electrical testing equipment prepared for a home assessment.
Buyer and seller electrical inspections · Southeast Wisconsin Illustration

The project

What the work involves.

Buying or selling a home can raise specific electrical questions: an older panel, unfamiliar wiring, or an item in an existing inspection report. We assess the agreed electrical scope and document our findings so you can discuss the next steps.

This is an electrical inspection by an electrician, not a licensed home inspection or a whole-property inspection. The written report covers the electrical areas assessed, observations and recommended follow-up. Access limitations and any further investigation are recorded; repair work is a separate agreed scope.

Scope

Included in the work.

  • Review of the electrical questions you want addressed
  • Assessment of accessible electrical equipment within the agreed scope
  • A written report of observations and recommended follow-up
  • Documentation of access limitations or further investigation needed
  • A discussion of the findings and any separately proposed electrical work

At your home

From assessment to inspection.

  1. Set the electrical scope

    Share the property details, your questions and any existing inspection report. We agree what we can assess and the access needed.

  2. Assess the property

    We inspect the accessible electrical areas within that scope and document what we find.

  3. Read the report together

    You receive the written electrical report, including any limitations and recommended follow-up. We explain the findings and discuss separate repair work if requested.

Before we start

Your questions.

Does this replace a licensed home inspection?

No. This is an electrician’s assessment of the agreed electrical scope. It is not a licensed home inspection and does not assess the whole property or its other systems.

Can you look at an electrical concern in my home inspection report?

Yes. Send the relevant item when you contact us so we can discuss the concern, access and assessment scope before the visit.

Are repairs included?

Repair work is separate from the inspection unless it is expressly included in the agreed scope. We discuss the findings and any proposed work with you first.

116 Google reviews.

4.8out of 5

“Extremely knowledgeable and friendly. He took the time to explain everything to me…”

Sue Spersrud · Google review · January 2026

Residential Master Electrician
Dennis Couillard · WI #1293757

One year warranty on our labor. Materials, fixtures and outlets aren't covered.