Full electrical rough-in and finish for room additions, garage conversions, and ADUs. We handle the permit from application to final sign-off, so your addition is documented, code-compliant, and appraiser-ready.
A bedroom needs outlets, lighting, and smoke detectors. A kitchen adds dedicated circuits for the refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, disposal, countertops, and range. An ADU needs its own service. The scope follows the size and intended use of the addition.
A new living space adds load. If your panel is already close to capacity, that has to be solved first — with a panel upgrade or a subpanel strategy. Discovering a capacity problem during rough-in inspection is far more expensive than addressing it during planning.
LA County and city jurisdictions require an electrical permit for new construction and additions, and inspectors examine new work closely. The job needs both a rough-in inspection and a final inspection — both done right the first time.
Home addition electrical happens in two phases. Rough-in is everything inside the walls before drywall: running wire from the panel or a new subpanel to each outlet, switch, fixture, and appliance point, setting boxes and smoke detectors, and landing any dedicated circuits — all inspected before anything gets covered. Finish work comes after drywall and paint: mounting devices and fixtures, completing the panel connections, and passing the final inspection. Before any of it starts, we evaluate your main panel so the new load is planned for, not discovered. We file the electrical permit, schedule and accompany both inspections, and resolve any correction items before we call the project complete.
We review the addition plans and evaluate your main panel before any work starts. If the new load would push the panel beyond safe capacity, we lay out the options — a subpanel for the addition, a full panel upgrade, or load-management — so you know before framing begins.
We put the electrical scope in writing and file the electrical permit — as part of the overall addition package, or as a stand-alone electrical permit when the general contractor handles the main building permit.
We run conduit and wire from the panel or new subpanel to every outlet, switch, fixture, and appliance point, set boxes and smoke detectors, and land dedicated circuits. We align the rough-in schedule with framing completion and work directly with your GC's inspection sequence.
We schedule and accompany the rough-in inspection before drywall closes the walls. After drywall and paint, we mount devices and fixtures, complete the panel connections, and pass the final inspection — resolving any correction items along the way.
Your addition's electrical leaves documented and code-compliant: permits closed, inspections passed, and the new work ready for the appraiser when the time comes. CSLB #938027 — verifiable at cslb.ca.gov.
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