Remodels & Additions
Rough and finish on additions, kitchens, baths and basements, scheduled to keep the rest of the trades moving.
The short version
On a remodel the electrician either keeps the job on schedule or holds it up. Rough-in gets laid out with the cabinet plan and the lighting plan in hand, inspection gets scheduled instead of chased, and finish happens when the walls are actually ready.
What that covers
- Additions, dormers and second-story build-outs
- Kitchen remodels: small appliance circuits, island receptacles, under-cabinet
- Bathroom remodels: GFCI, fan and heat, vanity lighting
- Basement and attic finishing, egress and smoke/CO layout
- Garage and detached structure feeders
- Opening up walls that were closed by somebody who guessed
- Working to the plan set and coordinating with the other trades
Also handled
Panel Upgrades & Service Changes
100 amp to 200 amp service changes, panel swaps, and replacement of the failure-prone panels still sitting in a lot of Rhode Island basements.
DetailsHome Sale Inspections & Code Corrections
Electrical inspections for a house purchase, and the punch lists that come out of them, cleared before the closing date.
DetailsTroubleshooting & Repairs
Dead outlets, breakers that won't stay set, flickering lights, burning smells. Finding the actual cause instead of replacing parts until it stops.
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