Strong Foundations. Superior Results.
We install the wiring, boxes, and circuits behind your walls before insulation and drywall during a remodel or addition.
Electrical rough-in is where the wiring skeleton of your project takes shape, running circuits, setting boxes, and pulling cable to every switch, outlet, and fixture location. Our licensed electricians follow your approved plans and current Washington code, sizing circuits for the loads they will carry and leaving proper slack for the finish stage. We coordinate with plumbers and HVAC installers so cable routes stay clear of conflicts, then schedule the rough-in inspection before anything is covered. Getting the rough-in right means your finished rooms have power exactly where you need it, safely and to code.
Circuits sized correctly for present and future loads; boxes and cable placed to match your finish plan; work coordinated with plumbing and HVAC to avoid conflicts; passes Washington rough-in inspection before cover-up; a safe, code-compliant base for finish electrical
1) Review plans and mark all device and fixture locations; 2) Install boxes and pull cable for each circuit; 3) Land wires in the panel and prepare for inspection; 4) Pass rough-in inspection before insulation and drywall
Number of circuits, outlets, and fixtures involved; whether the panel has capacity or needs an upgrade; wiring runs through open versus finished areas; type of cable and any specialty circuits; permit and inspection fees
This interior work proceeds year-round, ideally sequenced with dry-season framing on new additions.