The cost of a commercial electrical audit varies based on the size of your facility and the depth of the evaluation. For most mid-size commercial buildings, you can expect the following price ranges:
- Standard Visual Inspection: $300 – $800. This process typically takes two to three hours and focuses on identifying visible wiring damage, loose connections, and corrosion.
- Advanced Inspection (with Thermal Imaging): $800 – $1,500. This more comprehensive audit takes three to five hours and utilizes calibrated infrared cameras to detect hidden hot spots, overloaded circuits, and arcing that are invisible to the naked eye.
Investing in these audits provides a significant ROI by preventing emergency breakdowns and identifying energy-saving opportunities, such as LED lighting retrofits. Our fully trained technicians provide clear, prioritized reporting with NO HIDDEN FEES, ensuring your facility remains safe and compliant with NEC standards. Safety is our #1 priority, and we maintain insurance and bonding for all services to protect your investment.
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