NH Master Electrician · Remodels
Remodel Wiring
Basements, attics, kitchens and additions wired to pass inspection before the walls close.
The short answer
Wired before the walls close
Remodel wiring adds and updates the circuits, outlets and lighting a renovated space needs, wired to the 2023 National Electrical Code that New Hampshire enforces. We work to your contractor's schedule and pass the rough and final inspections.
The best time to get the wiring right is while the walls are open. We plan outlets, lighting and dedicated circuits with you, run them cleanly, and build in the protection New Hampshire's code asks for when circuits are modified, such as arc-fault protection, so the rough inspection passes and the drywall goes up on schedule.
Walk the space
We go through the plan with you and mark where everything goes.
Rough in
New circuits are run and the rough inspection is passed before the walls close.
Finish and inspect
Devices and fixtures go in and the final inspection is passed.
The details
What makes a remodel feel finished
Light on every stair
Switches at the top and the bottom, and steps you can see.
Bathrooms wired right
Vanity lights, fan and protected outlets, placed before the tile goes up.
Outlets and lights where you use them
Planned around how the room will be lived in, down to the reading lights.
One electrician from start to finish
The electrician who plans it is the one who wires it
Faith Electric is owner-run, so the licensed Master Electrician who walks the space with you is the one who wires it and stands behind it.
Does a finished basement need an electrical permit?
Yes. New circuits and wiring in a finished space need an electrical permit and inspection. We pull it and schedule both the rough and final inspections.
Can you work with my general contractor?
Yes. We fit the rough-in to your contractor's schedule so it is done and inspected before the walls close.
Do remodeled circuits need arc-fault protection?
Yes. When branch-circuit wiring is modified, replaced or extended, New Hampshire's edition of the code requires arc-fault protection, with a short exception for small extensions. We plan it in from the start.
Will my panel have room for the new circuits?
We check before work starts. If the panel is full or undersized, we explain the options and price them in writing.
Related work
Often done alongside
Lighting
Under-cabinet, recessed and pendant lighting that makes a room feel finished.
Panel and Service Upgrades
A new panel or service with your home's safety and utilities in mind.
Service Calls and Troubleshooting
Tripping breakers, dead outlets and flickering lights, traced and fixed.
Request an estimate for remodel wiring
Tell us about the job and we reply the same business day. We set a time to look at it, you get a written estimate before any work starts, and the work starts only when you say go.
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