For builders & custom homeowners

Custom home wiring
that's planned, not patched.

Full new-build and addition rough-in, smart-home pre-wire, structured cabling, and 200A/400A service entrances — for custom builds across Pleasant Valley, Thruston, Wesleyan, and the rest of Daviess County.

Builder-friendly scheduling

Smart-home pre-wire

Code-perfect rough-in

Permits handled

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Scope of Work

Plan it once. Wire it right. Live with it for 30 years.

Custom home wiring isn't just running Romex. It's planning load, lighting, low-voltage, and future-proofing — before the drywall goes up, when changes are still cheap.

We sit down with you (or your builder) before rough-in to walk every room. Where will the TV go? Which side of the bed needs USB outlets? Where's the EV charger going to live in five years? We answer all of it on paper — then build it exactly that way.

Full New-Build Rough-In

Service entrance, panel, branch circuits, outlets, switches, lighting, ceiling fans — every room, to code.

Smart-Home Pre-Wire

Cat6 / Cat6a, RG6, in-wall HDMI conduit, structured wiring panel, and pre-pulled cable for future automation.

200A & 400A Service

Right-sized service entrance for the home you're building — and the EV chargers, hot tub, and shop you'll want next year.

Lighting Plan & Design

Recessed, accent, undercabinet, sconce, exterior, landscape — laid out by feel, switched by zones, dimmer-ready.

Generator & EV Pre-Provision

Plan now, install later. We pre-rough conduit and panel space for standby generators and Tesla / Level 2 chargers.

Trim-Out & Final Inspection

Devices, fixtures, panel labeling, GFCI/AFCI verification, and final walkthrough with your builder.

For Builders & GCs

A trade you can actually schedule around.

We work shoulder-to-shoulder with custom builders across Daviess County. Rough-in stays on the framer's heels. Trim happens on cue with the painter. We don't disappear after rough — we own the whole electrical scope through final inspection.

Bid in 48 hours from a print set
Hold rough-in dates against framer schedule
Coordinate with HVAC, plumbing, low-voltage
Direct line to a master electrician — not voicemail
Permits, inspections, change orders — handled

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How We Work

From print review to certificate of occupancy.

Print Review

We mark up your blueprints, suggest improvements, and bid the full scope in writing.

Walk-Through

On-site walk before rough-in to confirm device locations, lighting, and low-voltage runs.

Rough-In

Service drop, panel, all branch circuits, low-voltage, and pre-wire. Inspection passes before drywall.

Trim-Out

Devices, fixtures, fans, panel labeling, AFCI/GFCI verification — coordinated with your trim painter.

Final + Walkthrough

Final inspection, walkthrough with homeowner, and printed panel directory + service notes binder.

FAQ

Custom home wiring questions.

How much does electrical cost on a 3,000–5,000 sqft custom build?

Typical full-scope electrical (rough-in, devices, fixtures, service entrance, low-voltage pre-wire) on a 3,000–5,000 sqft custom in Daviess County runs $18,000–$38,000 depending on lighting design complexity, smart-home scope, and finish-out. We bid every job from prints — no per-square-foot estimates.

Should I do 200A or 400A service for a custom home?

Most homes under 4,000 sqft are fine on 200A. Go to 400A (often dual 200A panels) if you have: an EV charger + workshop + hot tub + electric range + pool, all-electric heat, or a detached shop. Future-proofing now is far cheaper than upgrading in 5 years.

How long does rough-in take?

5–10 working days for most 3,000–5,000 sqft customs, depending on complexity and crew size. We slot it tightly between framing inspection and drywall.

Do you do smart home (Lutron, Control4, etc.)?

We pre-wire for any system — Cat6, RG6, in-wall HDMI conduit, dedicated neutral at every switch (required for most smart switches), and a structured wiring panel. We partner with local AV integrators for full Lutron RadioRA / Caseta and Control4 setups.

Do you bond and pre-wire for a future pool or hot tub?

Yes. We'll size your service for it, leave breaker space in the panel, and stub conduit out to the future equipment pad. Saves $1,000+ vs. retrofitting later.

Custom home wiring that's planned, not patched.