Signs you need remodel and renovation wiring
- You are remodeling a kitchen or a bathroom
- You are adding a room, a garage conversion, or an in-law suite
- The home inspection flagged wiring that is not to code
- A previous owner or contractor did work without a permit
- Kitchen counters without enough outlets or GFCI protection
- New appliances that need their own circuits
How a remodel and renovation wiring call works
Go over the plans with you or your contractor and mark every outlet, light, and circuit
The price before any work starts, and the permit pulled when the job needs one
Rough-in wiring before the walls close, and the rough inspection
Devices and fixtures installed, final inspection passed, and circuits labeled at the panel
Questions about remodel and renovation wiring
Do you work with my general contractor?
Yes. We coordinate with the GC on the schedule so the rough-in and the inspections land at the right time.
Can you fix work another contractor did wrong?
Yes. We find what is not to code, explain it, and correct it. If it needs a permit to make it right, we pull one.
Are you licensed?
Yes. The work is done under our electrical contractor license, #ELE-C-97531.