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The inspection fee is $15 per feeder of circuit. 4. One-and Two-Family Dwellings (New): The flat rate fee of $100 applies to each separate dwelling unit for new dwellings with a combination of up to 30 feeders and circuits.A fee of $6 is applicable for each additional feeder or circuit over 30. 5.he inspection fee is $15 per feeder of circuit. 4. One-and Two-Family Dwellings (New): The flat rate fee of $100 applies to each separate dwelling unit for new dwellings with a combination of up to 30 feeders and circuits.
1 On the website of the company AAAElectricalServicesINC.com, they state that the lowest cost for a home electrical inspection would start around $199 and go up from there depending on the size of the home. 2  On average, plan on budgeting around $125 to as much as $400 for an electrical inspection. This means that the larger your house, the higher the potential costs would be for the inspection. 2  The difficulty of the wires and cables that needs to be checked will also play a major factor that affects the price and cost of the home electrical inspection.