Electrical work isn't a DIY project—it's a safety issue. From panel upgrades to complete new construction wiring, we deliver safe, code-compliant solutions.
Schedule Electrical ServiceFaulty wiring is a leading cause of house fires. At Build It Right, our electricians are fully licensed, insured, and trained in the latest National Electrical Code (NEC) requirements.
Full electrical rough-in and finishing for new homes, additions, and basement renovations.
Upgrade outdated fuse panels to 200-amp service capacity for modern electrical loads.
Level 2 charging stations for all makes and models, installed safely to code.
Pot lights, pendants, and landscape lighting installed with precision and care.
Dedicated circuits and disconnect boxes for hot tubs, spas, and saunas.
Interconnected, hardwired detectors with battery backups as required by code.
Don't risk your home's safety with unlicensed "handyman" electrical work.
| Benefit | Why It Matters For You |
|---|---|
| Code Knowledge | Your installation will pass municipal inspection and meet NEC standards. |
| Permit Compliance | Protects your property value and insurance coverage during future sales. |
| Safety Training | Thousands of hours of training on how to work safely around high voltage. |
| Liability Protection | Full insurance and bonding means you aren't liable if a component fails. |
Finishing a basement requires a complex, well-planned electrical system. We handle the unique requirements of below-grade living spaces.
We review your goals and existing panel capacity to ensure your plan is viable.
We pull all necessary municipal permits before a single wire is pulled.
Wiring is installed and secured behind the scenes before the walls go up.
Final tests are run and municipal inspectors sign off on the safety of the work.
We install Level 2 charging stations for all major vehicle manufacturers.
Yes. Most electrical work, especially service changes and panel upgrades, requires a permit and inspection. We handle all paperwork and coordination with inspectors for you.
Frequent tripping breakers, flickering lights, buzzing sounds from outlets, or burning smells are all signs of a serious electrical hazard. Call a professional immediately.
Incorrectly installed wiring can cause fire, shock, or electrocution. Additionally, unpermitted work can void your homeowner's insurance policy.
Don't wait for an electrical emergency. Schedule your inspection or service upgrade today.