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New Construction Electrical in Wenatchee, WA

Electrical is one of the hardest things to change once drywall is up. We work with homeowners and builders to lay out circuits, outlets, lighting and equipment connections while changes are still easy and inexpensive.

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Is This the Right Service for You?

  • 01

    You are building your own home

    You have plans or a rough layout and want to know where outlets, switches and lights should go before framing is finished.

  • 02

    You hired a general contractor

    Your builder needs an electrician who can work to the plans and coordinate timing with the other trades.

  • 03

    You are adding a garage or outbuilding

    A new detached structure needs its own electrical supply, lighting and outlets.

  • 04

    You want room to grow

    You may add an EV charger, hot tub or RV hookup later and would rather plan for it now than tear into finished walls.

What the Electrical Scope Can Include

Every build is different. This is the kind of work we typically talk through with you.

  • Circuits, outlets and switches

    Placement planned around furniture, appliances and how you move through the house, not just a standard spacing.

  • Lighting layout

    Fixture, recessed and under-cabinet lighting locations, plus switching so rooms are easy to control.

  • Appliance and equipment connections

    Dedicated supplies for kitchen appliances, laundry, mechanical equipment and other major loads.

  • Planning for future additions

    Raising EV charging, hot tub or RV needs early so the plan leaves room for them.

How a New Build Electrical Project Runs

  1. 01

    Review the plans

    Send floor plans or a description. We talk through the layout, equipment and anything you want to add.

  2. 02

    Agree on scope

    We put the electrical scope in plain terms so you, and your builder if you have one, know what is included.

  3. 03

    Rough-in with the build

    Wiring goes in at the right stage alongside framing and other trades, before walls are closed.

  4. 04

    Finish and walkthrough

    Devices and fixtures are completed, then we walk through what was done and any next steps.

What to Expect

  • A conversation about your plans before any scope is set
  • Clear explanation of what is and is not included
  • Timing discussed around your build schedule
  • A walkthrough when the work is complete

What Affects a New Construction Electrical Quote?

We do not publish flat prices because every property is different. These are the things that move a quote.

  • Size and layout of the home
  • Number of circuits, outlets and fixtures
  • Equipment that needs dedicated circuits
  • Service and panel requirements for the property
  • Distance from the utility connection
  • Schedule and coordination with other trades

New Construction Electrical FAQs

When should I involve an electrician in a new build?

As early as you can, ideally before framing is complete. That is when outlet locations, lighting and equipment needs are easiest to settle.

What plans should I provide?

Floor plans are a good start, along with notes on appliances, lighting preferences and special features. If you only have a sketch, send that.

Can future EV charging or hot tub needs be considered?

Yes, and it is worth raising now. Read about EV charger installation and hot tub wiring, then mention them in your inquiry.

How is the work coordinated with my builder?

Tell us who manages the project when you reach out. We will talk scheduling and scope with you and the builder so the stages line up.

Related Electrical Services

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Discuss Your Building Plans

Send your plans or a quick description and we will follow up to talk through the electrical side.

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