Residential Service

New Construction & Remodeling

Complete electrical services for new builds, additions, and renovations. From rough-in to final trim and inspection throughout St. Louis and St. Charles County.

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Varies by project

Typical Duration

Free

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(636) 240-2966

What We Provide

Complete new construction wiring

Home additions and extensions

Kitchen and bathroom remodels

Basement finishing electrical

Rough-in and final trim

Builder and contractor coordination

Permit management

Inspection coordination

Why It Matters

Single source for all electrical

Coordination with other trades

Code-compliant installations

On-time completion

Clean, professional work

Warranty on all work

Signs You Need This Service

Not sure if you need new construction & remodeling? Here are the warning signs to watch for.

Planning a home addition

Additions need new circuits, often panel upgrades, and must tie into existing systems properly. Include electrical in early planning.

Kitchen or bathroom remodel planned

Kitchen and bath remodels have specific electrical code requirements. Plan electrical with your remodel design.

Finishing a basement

Basement finishes need proper lighting, outlets every 12 feet, GFCI protection, and often dedicated circuits for media rooms.

Converting garage to living space

Garages converted to living space need heating/cooling circuits, proper lighting, and outlets meeting living area codes.

Building a new home

New construction requires complete electrical design, rough-in, inspections, and final trim. We handle all phases.

Adding a detached garage or workshop

Detached buildings need separate sub-panels, underground wiring, and proper disconnects.

Builder didn't include electrical allowance

Some builders provide basic electrical. We upgrade to your desired level—more outlets, better lighting, smart home wiring.

Remodel plans don't show electrical

Many remodel plans lack electrical details. We'll create an electrical plan that meets code and your needs.

What's Included

Transparent pricing with no hidden fees. Here's exactly what you get.

Room Addition

$2,000–$5,000

Connection to existing panel
Circuit(s) for the addition
Outlets per code requirements
Lighting and switch wiring
Smoke detector(s)
Rough-in and final trim
All permits and inspections

Single room addition like bedroom or office

Kitchen Remodel

$3,000–$8,000

Dedicated appliance circuits (20A small appliance, range, dishwasher, disposal, microwave)
GFCI outlets at counters
Under-cabinet lighting
Recessed ceiling lights
Island outlet if applicable
All permits and inspections

Complete kitchen electrical

Whole-Home New Construction

$10,000–$30,000+

Complete electrical design
200A or 400A service
All circuits and wiring
Lighting throughout
Smart home pre-wiring
Data/network wiring
EV charger circuit
Rough-in and final inspections

Complete new home (price varies by size and complexity)

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Our Process

1. Plan Review & Bid

We review your architectural plans, discuss your electrical requirements (outlet locations, lighting vision, special circuits), and provide a detailed bid covering all materials and labor. For remodels, we assess existing conditions.

2. Electrical Design

We create or refine the electrical plan showing outlet locations, switch positions, fixture rough-in points, and circuit assignments. We ensure adequate circuits for kitchens, bathrooms, and special equipment.

3. Permit & Scheduling

We pull the electrical permit and coordinate with your general contractor on scheduling. Rough-in happens after framing is complete and inspected, but before insulation.

4. Rough-In

We install all electrical boxes, run wiring through studs and joists, and stub out circuits for future fixtures. Panel location is set, and all home runs are pulled to the panel location. Low-voltage wiring (data, coax) is roughed in.

5. Rough-In Inspection

We schedule the rough-in inspection with your municipality. The inspector verifies proper wire sizing, box fill, AFCI/GFCI circuit planning, and code compliance. This must pass before drywall can be installed.

6. Trim-Out

After drywall, paint, and flooring are complete, we return to install all devices—outlets, switches, dimmers—plus light fixtures, the electrical panel, and make final connections. This is when the space comes to life.

7. Final Inspection

We schedule the final electrical inspection. The inspector verifies all devices are properly installed, AFCI/GFCI protection is working, panel labeling is complete, and the system is safe for occupancy.

8. Walkthrough & Handoff

We walk through the completed space with you, explain any special features, demonstrate smart controls, and ensure everything meets your expectations. We provide panel documentation and warranty information.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about new construction & remodeling

Do you work with builders and contractors?

Yes. We work with many local builders and general contractors. We coordinate schedules and integrate with other trades.

Can you work from plans?

Yes. We can bid and execute from architectural and electrical plans.

What about additions to my existing home?

We handle additions of all sizes, tying new electrical into your existing panel and system.

Do you handle permits?

Yes. We pull all required permits and coordinate inspections.

Can you upgrade the panel as part of a remodel?

Absolutely. Remodels are often a great time to upgrade panels for additional capacity.

How do you coordinate with other trades?

We schedule rough-in after framing, before insulation. We communicate with your GC and other trades to keep the project on schedule.

Can you help plan electrical for my remodel?

Yes. We'll review your plans, suggest outlet/switch locations, recommend lighting layouts, and ensure adequate circuits for your needs.

What if we change plans during construction?

Changes happen. We adapt as needed, though major changes after rough-in inspection may require additional permits and costs.