For builders

Electrical crews that are ready when the frame is.

From bid set to meter release, we work to your build sequence and keep the details documented.

Electrical contractor at work

The electrical schedule, mapped to the build.

1

Bid from plans

Send the plan set and we will return a priced bid within five business days.

How long5 business days

2

Temporary power

Call when the site is ready and we will set the temporary power pole within three business days.

How long3 business days

3

Rough-in

We set boxes, wire and the panel, with low-voltage and data pre-wire if you want it. A typical 2,400-square-foot house takes a 3-person crew 3 to 4 days. We call for the rough-in inspection ourselves and send photos of every wall before insulation goes up.

How long3 to 4 days

Open stud walls with electrical boxes and wire during rough-in
4

Trim-out

After paint, we install devices, fixtures, panel make-up and appliance hookups. Trim-out is usually completed in about two days.

How longAbout 2 days

Finished room with installed electrical fixtures and devices
5

Final inspection

We meet the inspector on site, then request the meter release with the utility. Punch-list items are closed within 48 hours.

How longPunch list in 48 hours

One project manager per job

One person keeping the electrical work connected to the schedule.

Renee Sallis runs every builder job from bid to meter release. She shares the working schedule with your superintendent, so inspection calls, wall photos and final details stay coordinated.

“They are ready for rough-in inspection the day the framers leave, and we have not failed one with them.”Jeff M., home builder, Madison

Builder pricing guide

Scope built around the job.

Spec homes
$4.25 to $6.50 per square foot, depending on finishes
Townhomes & multifamily
Priced by the unit
Tenant build-outs
Bid from plans

Send the plan set when it is ready.

Send plans for a bid