New Residential Construction

An electrical contractor can help determine what size service is needed for your property by doing a load calculation.

Yes, we provide materials.

We recommend using high-quality copper wiring with non-metallic sheathed cable (Romex) for most indoor applications, paired with code-approved fiberglass or plastic boxes. For outdoor wiring, we use weather-resistant conduit and fittings rated for exterior use, ensuring long-term safety and reliability.

Yes, we specialize in energy-efficient solutions. We install LED fixtures, dimmable options, and smart switches that allow you to control lighting through your phone or voice commands. These upgrades reduce energy costs and add convenience.

Outlets are placed according to code requirements but we also consider your lifestyle. Common placements include along walls every 6–12 feet, near entryways, in kitchens above countertops, and in living areas for TVs, lamps, and charging stations. We can also customize placement to fit your furniture layout.

Absolutely. We can pre-wire for smart home systems, surround sound, security cameras, and even future expansions. Planning ahead saves time and money when new technology is added later.

Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI) outlets protect against electric shock by shutting off power if a fault is detected. They are especially important in kitchens, bathrooms, garages, and outdoor areas where water is present.

We can install dedicated circuits or pre-wire conduit runs to allow for future EV chargers. By planning ahead, you’ll avoid costly upgrades later and ensure your electrical system is ready when you purchase an electric vehicle.

Yes, we work with your floor plan to place outlets and switches where they’ll be most convenient. Custom placement ensures your space functions well with your lifestyle, not just the minimum required by code.

We offer portable generators and whole-home standby generators. The right choice depends on your budget and whether you want to power just essentials or your entire home during outages. We’ll walk you through the options to find the best fit.

Yes. Kitchens benefit from layered lighting — recessed cans for general light, pendants over islands, and under-cabinet lights for tasks. Bathrooms need bright, shadow-free vanity lighting. Exteriors often combine security lights, pathway lighting, and accent fixtures for safety and curb appeal.

We recommend heavy-duty fiberglass or plastic boxes, high-quality copper wiring, and fixtures from trusted manufacturers. For switches and outlets, we suggest tamper-resistant receptacles and durable devices rated for long-term use.

Yes. We provide service calls, system upgrades, and maintenance support for our customers. As technology evolves, we’re available to help keep your home’s electrical system safe, efficient, and up to date.