Arrived on site to perform a home electrical safety evaluation. This inspection allows me to assess the electrical system for any potential code violations or safety hazards. During the inspection, I opened the two exterior panels and noticed a double-lugged feeder wire. The meter base is designed to support only one 200-amp panel, but the feeder wires were tapped to supply power to a second 200-amp panel. This configuration is not up to code and poses a fire hazard, as it could cause arcing or sparking without tripping a breaker. Additionally, there are double-lugged neutrals and other code violations within the panels. I also observed no grounding system present—there are no individual 8-foot copper grounding rods for each panel. The cold water bond is missing, and there is no intersystem bonding for cable or internet connections. Inside the home, I found that the kitchen island outlet is not GFCI protected, though the rest of the kitchen outlets are. The bathroom outlets are GFCI
