Could you rate your home's electrical, 0 to 100?
Almost nobody can — it's the one system you never look at. Your Electrical Score answers it: a 0–100 rating of your home's safety and capacity that tells you if your panel can handle an EV charger, solar or an induction range. You build it from your home's details, and a licensed C-10 reviews and creates it — your number, your certificate, your home registered — for $29. No visit required.
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Different people. One thing in common: trust.
A buyer verifies before they invest. A seller verifies before they sell. An insurer covers a home that's in order. The Electrical Score is the proof that earns that trust — and keeps everyone's money safe. Find yourself:
“I want to add an EV charger — but will my panel even handle it?”
Know your service can take an EV, solar or induction range before you spend — $29, not a $250 visit. Every verified upgrade builds your home's value.
“I've got a dozen listings — I can't pay an electrician to check each one.”
Register your listings so every deal starts with trust. Run each address against the Green Book, the city and PG&E/SVP — compliance, yes or no.
“Is this house's wiring safe — or a money pit?”
Verify before you invest. The cheapest due diligence there is — know a home's Score before you fall in love with it.
“I want top dollar — and proof my home is done right.”
Verify before you sell. A documented Score is proof, and leverage, with buyers, appraisers and inspectors.
“My insurer keeps asking about my panel.”
A home that's in order earns better coverage — proof to renew, re-insure, or lower your premium.
A whole portfolio to check?
Score every property yourself — no electrician per home. We do volume pricing for realtors, property managers and investors.
Get bulk pricing →The electrician doesn't need to be in your kitchen anymore.
Like a doctor who sees you virtually: you do the guided walkthrough, a licensed C-10 reviews it and creates your Score. You call us only when you decide it's time.
Your electrical panel is the one thing in your home you never look at — until it's a problem.
By the time most people think about their wiring, it's because something already went wrong. The scary part isn't what you can see — it's what's hiding behind the panel cover.
Obsolete panels
Zinsco and Federal Pacific breakers are known to fail to trip — a documented fire hazard still sitting in millions of homes.
Overloaded service
A 100A panel running AC, oven, dryer and water heater has almost no room left — and every new load pushes it closer to the edge.
No equipment ground
Older homes often have two-wire circuits with no ground — a shock hazard that most owners never knew was there.
Aluminum branch wiring
Common in 1960s–70s homes and a known fire risk at connections unless properly corrected.
You can keep guessing — or you can know for $29.
A credit score for your home's wiring.
One honest number, 0–100, for how safe, code-compliant and future-ready your electrical system is. It's scored by a licensed C-10 electrician against the National Electrical Code — the same standard a city inspector uses — not a sales pitch and not an app guessing from a photo.
- A low score usually means a real hazard or a service that can't keep up.
- A high score is proof — for you, a buyer, or an insurer — that the home is done right.
- You see exactly which items move the number, and by how many points.
No one else grades your home like this. Astral built the Electrical Score to end the guesswork — and it's the same score our own clients use to make five-figure decisions with confidence.
What the score weighs
Obsolete/hazardous brands drop your score hard.
An NEC 220 load calc — do you have room, or are you maxed out?
The safety backbone most old homes are missing.
How close your system is to today's standard.
EV, solar, battery, heat pump — can your home take them?
We didn't invent a number. We made the code readable.
The Electrical Score isn't a gimmick to sell you something. It's built on the exact standard your city inspector, your electrician and your insurer already answer to.
The law behind it
The National Electrical Code (NFPA 70) is written for mandatory enforcement by every governmental body with legal jurisdiction over electrical installations — and for use by insurance inspectors. It's not optional.
California + your utility
California adopts the NEC as the Electrical Code every permit must meet; your utility — PG&E, Silicon Valley Power, MID — layers its Green Book on top. That's the real framework a job passes on.
Made readable by a licensed pro
Astral took the initiative to translate that mandatory framework into one honest 0–100 number any homeowner can read — the code, not an app's guess.
It's the credit score for your home's electricity.
You might buy a home that needs plumbing work. You'll never buy one you can't power. Electricity is the one system a house can't live without — so it's the one worth scoring.
Everything you need to stop guessing.
Your 0–100 Electrical Score
A single, honest number for how safe and capable your system is — graded against the NEC, not opinions.
Safety red-flags
We flag obsolete panels, overloads, grounding gaps and fire risks specific to your home.
Capacity verdict
An NEC load calculation that tells you if your service can handle an EV, solar, a battery or a heat pump.
Your path to green
A prioritized fix list — each item showing exactly how many points it adds to your score.
A private portal
Your Score, report and recommendations live in a private ID + PIN portal you can revisit anytime.
Leverage for a sale
A documented score proves a safe, code-compliant home to buyers, appraisers and insurers.
A diagnostic electrician visit runs $150–$300. A surprise panel failure mid-remodel costs thousands. A home fire is everything.
Your Electrical Score is $29.
And if you move forward with any recommended work, we credit that $29 back toward the job. Knowing costs almost nothing. Not knowing can cost you everything.
Create my Electrical Score — $29 →How it works
No appointment. No electrician in your kitchen. Just your phone and a few minutes.
Answer a short survey
Two minutes: your home's age, panel, and what you're planning (EV, solar, remodel, selling…).
Snap a few guided photos
We tell you exactly what to photograph — your panel, meter and service. Your phone is all you need.
Get your Score + report
A licensed C-10 electrician reviews it, runs the load calc, and delivers your Score to a private portal in 24–48 hrs.
The best time to know is before you find out the hard way.
Before you buy an EV
Plugging a 48-amp charger into a maxed-out panel isn't just breaker trips — it's a fire risk. Know first.
Before you add solar or a battery
Interconnection depends on your service. A cheap check now avoids an expensive surprise later.
Before you list — or buy — a home
A documented score is leverage in the deal and the fastest due diligence there is.
Before your insurance renews
Insurers are dropping homes with obsolete panels. Get ahead of it with proof your system is sound.
Start your Electrical Score
Build your Electrical Score from your home's details in a couple of minutes. A licensed C-10 reviews and creates it for $29 — your number, your QR certificate, your home registered — then hands you your plan to raise it. No visit required.
- A licensed C-10 reviews & creates your Score
- A QR certificate registers your home
- Your plan to raise it — credited back if you do the work
Prefer a full on-site inspection instead? Book a free assessment →
Questions, answered
What exactly is an Electrical Score?▾
A 0–100 rating of how safe, code-compliant and future-ready your home's electrical system is — scored by a licensed C-10 electrician against the National Electrical Code. Think of it as a credit score for your home's wiring: the higher the number, the safer and more capable your home.
Why does it cost $29 and not free?▾
The free version is our full on-site assessment when you're ready for work. The $29 self Electrical Score is a fast, no-pressure way to know where your home stands from your couch — reviewed by a real licensed electrician, not an app. And if you move forward with any recommended work, we credit the $29 back.
Can it really tell me if I need a panel upgrade?▾
Yes. Between your photos and the NEC load calculation, we can tell you whether your current service is safe, whether it's overloaded, and whether it can handle what you're planning — an EV charger, solar, a battery or a heat pump — before you spend a dollar finding out the hard way.
How long does it take?▾
About two minutes of your time to start. Your Score and report are usually ready in 24–48 hours, delivered to a private online portal you can open anytime.
Is my information private?▾
Yes. Your photos and report live in a private portal secured by your own ID and PIN. We never sell your data.
What if I'm buying or selling a home?▾
A documented Electrical Score is leverage. Buyers use it to avoid a money pit; sellers use it to prove the home is safe and priced right. It's the cheapest due diligence you can do.
Still deciding? Call a licensed electrician: (650) 562-8594