07/22/2026
During a recent inspection, we found spliced wiring left exposed with no junction box, no cover plate, and no protection from the elements. These connections were hanging freely near a structural wooden support, unsecured and unprotected — these kind of findings that do not show up until you know where to look.
Exposed splices like this are a serious hazard. Without a proper enclosure, connections are vulnerable to moisture, physical damage, and rodent activity, any of which can lead to a short circuit, electrical fire, or shock. Code requires every splice to be contained in an approved junction box with a secure cover — no exceptions.
If your home has areas that haven’t been inspected in a while — crawlspaces, attics, under decks, or anywhere wiring was added over the years — it’s worth having a professional take a look before a small oversight becomes a costly, or dangerous, problem.
Want to get your electrical system checked out? We’d love to help — just reach out! 5879988441/[email protected]