Buyer & seller electrical assessments
A focused review of visible electrical conditions and concerns for residential property transactions.
Chesbro Electric provides private electrical assessments for real-estate transactions based on field experience and electrical training. When corrective electrical work is identified, we provide a free repair estimate to help buyers, sellers and agents understand the likely next step.

A focused review of visible electrical conditions and concerns for residential property transactions.
Clear communication about observed electrical issues so agents and clients can make better-informed decisions.
When the assessment identifies corrective electrical work, Chesbro Electric can provide a no-cost estimate for the recommended repairs.
The purpose is to help the people involved in a sale understand visible electrical conditions, likely concerns and practical repair options. Findings are based on the requested scope, accessible conditions, experience and electrical training.
Findings plus a repair estimate.
When repairs are recommended, the accompanying free estimate can give the parties a clearer understanding of the likely electrical correction cost rather than leaving the finding open-ended.
No. This is a private electrical assessment for a real-estate transaction. It is not an AHJ inspection, permit inspection, code-enforcement action or official certification of code compliance.
Realtors, buyers, sellers, property managers and other parties involved in a property transaction can request a private electrical assessment.
Yes. When corrective electrical work is identified, Chesbro Electric can provide a free repair estimate for the electrical work we would propose to perform.
Scope depends on the property and requested concerns, but it can include visible service and panel conditions, branch-circuit concerns, receptacles, grounding/bonding observations, equipment connections and other accessible electrical issues. It is not a guarantee that concealed conditions do not exist.
Wyoming law makes electrical installations subject to the applicable minimum requirements of the National Electrical Code. Being outside city limits does not make electrical code requirements disappear.
Chesbro Electric works to the NEC requirements applicable to the project and jurisdiction, along with any valid local requirements, permitting and inspection rules that apply.
County property does not mean “no code.”
Ranches, cabins, shops, outbuildings and rural properties still deserve electrical work designed and installed to applicable safety standards. Enforcement and permitting can vary by jurisdiction, but the underlying electrical-safety requirements still matter.