New Construction & Custom Homes
Complete electrical systems for new home builds, custom residences, and unfinished basement buildouts — from rough-in through final inspection, permitted and code-compliant.
What this service covers.
New construction electrical happens in two phases. During rough-in — while framing is exposed — we run all the wiring, set all the boxes, and install the panel. After drywall and paint, we return for trim-out: outlets, switches, fixtures, and final connections. We handle the permit, schedule the inspection, and stay on the job until it passes.
The framing phase is also the best time to plan for future needs — EV charger circuits, hot tub feeds, generator transfer switch pre-wire, smart home wiring, or sub-panels for a shop or detached garage. Once the walls are closed, adding these costs significantly more.
We work directly with general contractors, custom home builders, and individual homeowners. We know how to coordinate with framers, HVAC trades, and plumbers to keep the project on schedule. Every circuit is sized to current NEC code, properly grounded, and labeled clearly at the panel.
Basement buildouts follow the same process as new construction — from-scratch planning, rough-in before the walls go up, and trim-out when the finish work is done. Many homeowners searching for a “basement electrician” need exactly this.
The work, in a list.
- Pre-construction walkthrough and circuit layout planning
- Rough-in wiring, boxes, and panel installation
- Service entrance and meter base
- Sub-panel installation for additions, garages, and large builds
- Permit pull and all required inspections
- Trim-out: devices, fixtures, dimmers, smart switches
- Code-compliant AFCI/GFCI protection throughout
- Clean panel labeling
Common reasons to call.
- Building a new custom home or spec home
- Finishing an unfinished basement
- Adding a room, garage, or ADU (accessory dwelling unit)
- Kitchen or bath remodel requiring new circuits
- Whole-home renovation or gut rehab
How a job goes.
- Step 01
Free on-site walkthrough — we map the plan and quote the full scope
- Step 02
Permit pulled, schedule coordinated with your GC and other trades
- Step 03
Rough-in completed before drywall closes
- Step 04
Trim-out after paint — devices, fixtures, and final connections
- Step 05
Inspection, walkthrough, and warranty handoff
Want a real number on your new construction & custom homes?
Call or send a quick note with the basics. We’ll come walk the job and quote it straight — no charge, no obligation.