Get the electrical right before the drywall goes on.
Almost everything that frustrates people about their home’s electrical was decided months earlier, on paper. We spend the time up front so it doesn’t surface later.
It starts with how you actually live.
We begin with a sit-down about the specifics of daily life in the house — how the family moves through it, which rooms do double duty, what you want to be able to do from a switch or a phone.
If you’re interested in automation or control systems, that conversation happens now rather than after the walls close. Our design showroom lets you handle the actual devices and see how they behave, so you’re choosing from experience rather than a catalogue.
From there we design the electrical plan and work through it with you until it fits. Time invested at this stage is the cheapest time in the project — changes on paper cost nothing.
Four stages, no surprises.
Consultation
A sit-down about how the household uses the space, room by room, and what you want the house to do.
Showroom
Handle the devices, switches and control interfaces before they’re specified, so the choice is informed.
Design
We draw the electrical schematic and revise it with you until it matches how you intend to live.
Install
Crews work to the agreed plan. Because the thinking is done, site decisions are few and deliberate.
A trade you don’t have to manage.
Whether you have a spec project outlined or you’re building for a client, a short conversation is usually enough for us to understand the project and price it from your plans.
If you’re building for a homeowner, we can take the weight of educating them off your desk — sitting down with them directly and investing the time that conversation needs.
Bringing on a new trade is a real risk, and we understand why that gives builders pause. We brief you at every stage so it doesn’t become a headache, and we’re open to structuring services around how you work, particularly if you’re running several projects at once.
What we take on.
Send us your project specs
Plans, drawings or a description of what you’re building — whatever you have is enough to start. We’ll review it and come back to you.
Homeowners and builders both welcome.
Get a quote
Send us your project specs quickly and we take it from there.