Safety
Kitchens, baths and outdoor areas need GFCI and other protection per code.
HARDWIRE ELECTRICAL · SERVICE DETAIL
Renovations & Remodels
Kitchens, baths, additions and garage conversions wired to current requirements as your project comes together.
When you might need this
- Kitchen or bathroom remodel
- Room addition or garage conversion
- Moving outlets, switches or lighting
- Adding circuits for new appliances
What the work can include
- Layout review with you or your contractor
- Rough-in wiring and boxes
- Inspection coordination
- Trim-out of devices and fixtures
HOW IT WORKS
From request to finished work
- 01
Request
Send details, photos or plans through Smart Quote or the contact form.
- 02
Review
The office reviews scope, service area and scheduling — a person, not an algorithm.
- 03
Written estimate
You get a written scope and price before any work is booked.
- 04
Scheduled work
Work happens at a confirmed time, with permits and inspections handled where required.
Permits
Renovation wiring generally requires permits and inspections; we coordinate them.
What affects price
- · Size and complexity of the remodel
- · Number of new circuits
- · Wall and ceiling access
- · Schedule coordination with other trades
FAQ
Common questions
Can you work with my general contractor?
Yes. We coordinate rough-in and trim timing with the other trades.
Do I need a panel upgrade?
Large remodels sometimes do; a load review tells us.
Online ranges are preliminary and non-binding. Warranty terms are stated in your written estimate or contract.
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Lighting Installation
Recessed, pendant, under-cabinet and exterior lighting planned around how you use each room and space.
Panel Upgrades & Replacement
More capacity and safer protection for your home when the existing panel is full, outdated or showing problems.
New Construction Electrical
Plan review, bids, rough-in, inspections and trim-out for custom homes, production homes and commercial builds.
Ready to plan your renovations & remodels?
Get a non-binding preliminary range and a request ID. A person reviews every request.