Code Violation & Inspection Repairs in Perry Hall & Baltimore County

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Code Violation & Inspection Repairs

When it comes to buying, selling, or renovating property in Baltimore County, few things bring progress to a halt faster than code violations. Whether you’re a homeowner trying to close on a sale, a real estate agent navigating a time-sensitive transaction, or a landlord facing a failed rental inspection — White Marsh Power & Electric is your trusted partner for resolving electrical code issues quickly and correctly.

We specialize in correcting electrical problems flagged during home inspections, municipal code enforcement, insurance evaluations, and fire marshal walk-throughs. Our master electrician has over a decade of experience working with Baltimore County inspectors, real estate professionals, and property owners to bring properties up to code — fast.

Code violations are any conditions or components in your electrical system that do not comply with local or national electrical safety standards, such as:

  • National Electrical Code (NEC)

  • Local building department amendments

  • Baltimore County electrical permit requirements

  • Fire code enforcement

  • Insurance underwriting standards

  • FHA/VA inspection guidelines

Violations can include outdated wiring, missing GFCI protection, overloaded panels, unpermitted additions, improperly bonded services, or DIY work done without a licensed contractor. These issues are often discovered during:

  • Pre-listing home inspections

  • FHA/VA appraisals

  • Fire marshal inspections for businesses

  • Rental housing inspections

Insurance evaluations after a claim or storm


We have extensive experience fixing the most frequent electrical violations in Perry Hall, White Marsh, Nottingham, Towson, and surrounding areas. Here are some of the most common ones we encounter:

Missing GFCI or AFCI Protection

Current code requires GFCI outlets in kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, garages, and outdoor areas — as well as AFCI breakers for bedrooms and living spaces. We upgrade outlets and breakers to current standards quickly and neatly.

Double-Tapped Breakers

When two wires are connected to a breaker that’s only designed for one, it’s considered a fire hazard. We correct this with new breakers or subpanels.

Open Splices or Junctions Without Covers

Uncontained wire splices are a serious fire risk and commonly cited in inspection reports. We locate and enclose all open connections to bring your system up to code.

Overfused Circuits

When a breaker is rated for higher amperage than the wire can handle, overheating becomes likely. We reconfigure the circuit to match the proper load.

Grounding and Bonding Deficiencies

Improper grounding systems can create shock hazards and fail to protect sensitive equipment. We evaluate and correct grounding at the panel, meter, and service entrance.

Missing Permits or Work Done by Unlicensed Contractors

If you’re facing reinspection because of prior unpermitted work, we can reverse-engineer the electrical system, obtain retroactive permits, and bring everything into compliance.

Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detector Violations

Code requires hardwired smoke detectors with battery backup — often interconnected — and CO detectors in specific locations. We install these per local fire code.

Inadequate Service Capacity

Sometimes, inspectors cite undersized panels or outdated fuse boxes. We offer full panel upgrades, service entrance upgrades, and meter socket replacement to meet modern capacity demands.

Improper Light Fixture Wiring or Missing Junction Boxes

 Loose, improperly supported, or unsafe fixture installations are frequently noted on inspection reports. We rewire, brace, and reinstall all lighting safely.

We don’t just fix what’s wrong — we help you pass inspection, avoid delays, and close with confidence. Our approach is strategic and tailored to the urgency of your situation:

  • Fast Turnaround – Same-week scheduling available for urgent real estate transactions

  • Inspection Report Matching – We review your report line-by-line and provide exact corrections

  • Retroactive Permitting – We can obtain permits for existing work and meet with inspectors

  • Upfront Pricing – Transparent estimates with no surprises

  • Clean, Professional Work – Neat repairs that preserve the appearance of your home

We offer concierge service for real estate professionals and investors, including:

  • Pre-inspection walk-throughs

  • Same-day punch list repairs

  • City permit management

  • Closing deadline coordination

  • Digital repair invoices for underwriting and resale documentation

Whether you’re flipping a property or representing a buyer/seller under pressure, we make your job easier with reliable electrical repairs that don’t hold up closing.

Getting cleared after an electrical violation doesn’t have to be stressful. Our simple, streamlined process takes you from report to reinspection quickly—so you can get back to normal without the hassle.

Recent Project Spotlight

  • Towson Duplex – Rewired kitchen and bathroom GFCIs to pass FHA inspection in under 48 hours

  • Parkville Rowhome – Closed open junctions and added missing smoke detectors for a same-day final walk-through

  • White Marsh Restaurant – Brought emergency lighting and service entrance grounding into code before fire marshal reinspection

Service Areas

1. Perry Hall


2. White Marsh


3. Nottingham

4. Parkville



5. Towson



6. Dundalk

7. Essex



8. Baltimore City (select areas)

Call Now to Fix Your Violation

If your inspection uncovered violations or your property failed a walkthrough — don’t panic. We specialize in fast, compliant repairs that get you back on track and ready to close.

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