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Four-point inspection vs. an electrical evaluation

An insurance form, a home inspection and an electrician's evaluation answer different questions. Here's how they fit together.

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Updated November 2, 2026 · Reviewed for accuracy by a licensed Uniform electrical contractor before publication

Four-point inspectionHome inspectionElectrical evaluation
PurposeInsurer's view of major systemsBuyer's overview of the homeDiagnose and quote repairs
Who does itLicensed inspector or contractor per insurer rulesHome inspectorLicensed electrician
ResultA form for the insurerA report of findingsA written repair estimate

If the four-point flags electrical items

Insurers commonly look at panel type and condition, wiring type and visible hazards. If something is flagged, an electrical evaluation gives you a written scope to correct it. Ask your insurer exactly what documentation they need.

We can't promise an insurer's decision. We can fix what's flagged and document it.

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