New Construction Electrical
In Frisco, TX
Residential and commercial new builds taken from the temporary power pole to the final fixture. One licensed contractor across the whole job, start to finish.
New Builds
One Contractor From Empty Plot To Energised Building
A new build is the one job where almost all of the electrical work is invisible by the time anybody sees the house. The grounding goes in before the concrete. The circuits are decided at frame stage. The service has to be sized for a finished building that does not exist yet. By the time the fixtures go on, every decision that actually mattered was made months earlier.
We take new construction the whole way. A temporary supply rigged from the utility pole so the other trades have something to work from. The grounding electrode established in the foundation before the pour. The building wired out in full at rough-in. Then panels, breakers, outlets, switches, lighting and fans at trim-out, and a tested, labelled, energised building at the end of it.
The ground-up builds on our projects page ran exactly that way — houses between 6,000 and 9,000 square feet in Highland Park and University Park, two of them built around 400-amp services. The same licence, the same standards and the same two year warranty cover a single outlet in Frisco.
What You Get
What The Work Involves
Temporary Power First
A temporary supply rigged from the utility pole so the other trades have something to work from. It is the first electrical job on any site and everything after it depends on it being there on time.
Grounding Before The Pour
The grounding electrode established in the foundation before the concrete goes in. Get that wrong and it is not something anyone can revisit later without breaking up a slab.
Full Rough-In
The building wired out in full at frame stage — every circuit, box and run for power, lighting, data and whatever else the drawings call for, set out before the walls close up.
Service Sized For The Finished Building
Up to 400A on a residential build. A large house with that much lighting, climate control and equipment on it needs the service designed in at the start; you cannot retrofit one once the walls are up.
Trim-Out And Fixtures
Panels, breakers, outlets, switches, lighting and fans fitted at the end, including the custom pieces a house has been designed around.
Tested, Labelled, Handed Over
Tested, inspected where the work calls for it, every circuit identified and labelled, and the building handed over energised with the record in your hands.
Work We Can Show You
These are stages from one of the ground-up builds on our projects page, taken from temporary power through rough-in. The same sequence runs on every new build we take.
Rigged from the pole before any other trade starts
The building wired out in full before the walls close
Exterior conduit and cable routed on site
Full photo sets for each build are on the projects page. See all projects
Commercial
Commercial Builds Too
Shells And Fit-Outs
New commercial space taken from an empty shell to a working unit, or a fit-out dropped into a building that is already standing.
Distribution And Sub-Panels
Main distribution and sub-panels laid out for how the space will actually be used, with room left for what the tenant adds later.
Lighting Throughout
Commercial lighting designed and installed with the build rather than added afterwards, including integrated LED and the controls that go with it.
Structured Cabling
Cat6 data runs and comms provision put in at rough-in, when it costs a fraction of what retro-fitting the same cabling costs later.
Questions
New Construction Questions
When should an electrician be involved in a new build?
Earlier than most people expect. The temporary supply has to be in place before the other trades can work, and the grounding electrode goes into the foundation before the concrete is poured. Both of those happen before anything that looks like wiring starts, and neither is practical to revisit afterwards.
Do you take the whole job, or just part of it?
The whole job. The ground-up builds on our projects page ran from the temporary power pole through grounding, rough-in and inspection to final trim, all under the same licence. We will pick up part of a build if that is what you need, but one contractor across the whole scope is what we would recommend.
What service size does a new house need?
It depends on the size of the building and everything going on it — lighting, climate control, a pool, a shop, EV charging. We run the load calculation against the drawings rather than guessing. On larger homes that frequently lands at 400A, which is double a typical modern house and has to be designed in from the outset.
Do you do commercial new construction as well?
Yes. Shells, fit-outs, distribution and sub-panels, lighting and structured cabling, on the same basis as a residential build — one contractor from the start of the job to handover.
Who arranges the utility connection?
We coordinate with Oncor and handle the paperwork the job needs. The one part we cannot do for you is a disconnect request on an existing supply — Oncor will only take that from the account holder, so that call is yours and we schedule the work around it.
How do you quote a new build?
From the drawings and a conversation about the scope. Send plans, a specification or even photographs and a description, and you get an itemised price in writing, free. That price does not move once you have accepted it, as long as the scope of the work does not change.
Related
Often Needed Alongside
Electrical Panels
Service and distribution for the finished building, sized from the load calculation rather than guessed.
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Cat6 and structured cabling put in at rough-in, when it costs a fraction of retro-fitting it later.
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Every service we offer across homes and commercial property in North Dallas–Fort Worth.
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Where We Work
Based in Frisco and covering nineteen towns across North Dallas–Fort Worth. Not sure whether we cover you? Call and ask — we usually do.
Covering all nineteen towns in our service area, and often a little beyond. Ask if you are not listed.
Free Estimate
Talk To Us About Your Build
Send us the drawings, or just tell us what you are building and roughly when. You get the electrical scope priced in writing, itemised, and a start date that fits the rest of your programme. No charge for the quote.
Serving Frisco, Prosper, Celina, McKinney, Plano and North Dallas–Fort Worth.