What a new house's wiring costs.
A quick, starting-point estimate for the rough-in and trim electrical on a new home. Send us the plan set for a firm, itemized bid.
Our base price covers the whole house.
This is the same per-square-foot rate we bid every new-construction house with. It's priced by finished square footage and already includes the items below — nothing extra to negotiate line by line.
Kitchen & appliances
Double oven, cooktop/range, dishwasher, disposal, microwave, refrigerator, hood, small-appliance branch circuits, dryer and water heater circuits.
Mechanical & safety
HVAC circuits, sump pump, garage door opener, electric fireplace circuit, interconnected smoke/CO detectors.
Lighting & comfort
Recessed cans, bathroom exhaust fans, and all covered porch and patio wiring — lighting, fans, switching and code-required exterior receptacles.
Service & panel
Main panel, grounding and the utility tie-in. (The meter socket itself is provided by the utility at the pole.)
Fixture install
We install any fixtures you supply — we just don't furnish decorative fixtures ourselves.
Code compliance
Every circuit, device and connection is installed to the current National Electrical Code and local requirements, and inspected where your jurisdiction requires it.
How payment works.
Typical terms for a new-construction house build:
- 10% deposit at start
- 60% at rough-in completion
- 5% when service is completed
- 25% at trim / final
Builder contracts sometimes set different terms — your written quote will always spell out the exact schedule.
Ready to price your build?
Send Brittany the plan set and lot address, and we'll turn this into a firm, itemized bid.