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Building the Future of Your Home, One Wire at a Time.
Our residential electrical construction services deliver safe, efficient, and code-compliant power systems for new homes, basements, suites and garages . From initial design to final inspection, we handle every detail — ensuring your home is built with reliable electricity that supports modern living and stands the test of time.
An electrician works with the builder and homeowner to plan where outlets, switches, lights, appliances, and panels will go. Load calculations are done to size the electrical service (typically 100–200 amps in most homes).
The main electrical panel is installed. Boxes for outlets, switches, and fixtures are mounted. Cables (wiring) are run through studs, joists, and walls to supply power to outlets, lights, and appliances. Low-voltage wiring (internet, cable, speakers, security) is also run at this stage if needed.
Local electrical inspectors review the rough-in to make sure wiring meets safety codes before walls are closed
Once approved, insulation and drywall are installed, covering the wiring
Electricians return to install outlets, switches, light fixtures, smoke detectors, and connect appliances. The electrical panel is finalized, breakers labeled, and circuits tested.
A final inspection ensures everything is safe and up to code. Utility power is connected, and the home is ready for use.
Walk through the framed house with your electrician to confirm where you’ll want outlets, switches, and lights. It’s much easier to adjust now than after drywall
Consider adding extra circuits for things like EV chargers, hot tubs, home offices, or basement finishing.
Plan outlets for Christmas lights, backyard power tools, or future sheds and buildings
Run cables for internet, TV, security cameras, or speakers during rough-in, before walls are closed.
Ask about LED lighting, smart switches, and whole-home surge protection for long-term savings.
They protect you by ensuring the wiring is safe and code-compliant.
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Wiring is typically installed during the rough-in stage, after framing, plumbing and heating but before insulation and drywall.
The electrician installs the main panel, runs cables through the walls, and sets up outlet, switch, and fixture boxes. Low-voltage wiring (internet, security, etc.) can also be done at this stage
Electrical work is usually inspected two to three times: once for meter energization, once after rough-in (before walls are closed) and again at final completion to ensure safety and code compliance.
Minor changes may be possible before drywall, but it’s much harder and more expensive afterward. Planning ahead is important.
The electrician installs the service equipment, but the utility company connects the main power line after the service inspection
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