Licensed electrical contractor · License #23-00027745

Rough-in and finish electrical work

Remodeling & New Construction Electrician in Palatine, IL

Electrical rough-in and finish work for kitchens, basements, additions, whole-home renovations, new homes, and commercial build-outs.

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AGE Electric completing new construction & remodeling
AGE / REMODEL WIRINGPalatine + ~15 miles
Remodel Wiring estimate near Palatine

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Construction sequence

Plan the Electrical Scope Before Walls Close

Kitchen, basement, addition, and build-out electrical work is easiest to coordinate before framing, cabinets, equipment, and finish selections are locked. Appliance specifications, lighting locations, switching, and panel impact should be resolved together.

01

Review plans and equipment

02

Lay out circuits and controls

03

Complete and inspect rough-in

04

Install devices, fixtures, and final labels

AGE Electric construction electrical workElectrical coordination before finishes
Information that prevents rework

Electrical decisions belong in the construction schedule

AGE Electric works from plans and field conditions, coordinates rough and finish phases, and identifies information needed from the owner, designer, cabinet supplier, or general contractor before each stage.

Plans and selections

Cabinet drawings, appliance cut sheets, fixture schedules, equipment locations, and reflected ceiling plans reduce field changes.

Rough-in coordination

Framing, plumbing, HVAC, blocking, insulation, and inspection timing all affect when wiring can be installed and inspected.

Finish and closeout

Devices, trims, fixtures, controls, labeling, punch-list work, and testing should be assigned before the final phase.

Scope components

Electrical Work Included in Planning

AGE Electric works with homeowners, designers, and general contractors on residential remodeling and new construction near Palatine. The electrical scope can include new branch circuits, lighting layouts, appliance circuits, panel coordination, rough inspections, devices, fixtures, testing, and final closeout.

01New circuits and branch wiring
02Lighting and switching layouts
03Kitchen and appliance circuits
04Basement and addition wiring
05Service and panel coordination
06Low-profile and recessed lighting
07Exterior and landscape power
08Rough and final electrical work
Projects this scope supports
Kitchen and bath remodels
Finished basements and additions
Whole-home renovations
Custom homes and light commercial build-outs
Specific services

Choose the Page That Matches Your Project

These focused pages explain the exact installation or repair, the information that helps with an estimate, and related options. Use the broader page when the scope includes several types of work.

Evidence for this service

Real work, useful ranges, and visible limits

Project records state the documented city and scope. Planning guides explain comparable costs without presenting them as customer invoices or quotes.

New Construction & Remodeling FAQs

Remodel Wiring Questions, Answered

These answers cover common questions about new construction & remodeling. The property and equipment determine the final scope.

All electrical FAQs
When should the electrician join the project?

As early as practical—before finishes and ideally while the layout, cabinetry, lighting, and equipment selections can still be coordinated.

Can you work from plans?

Yes. Plans, fixture schedules, equipment specifications, and cabinet layouts help define an accurate electrical scope.

Do you handle both rough and finish work?

Yes. AGE Electric can carry the electrical scope from rough wiring through devices, fixtures, testing, and final project closeout.

What information is needed for a remodeling electrical estimate?

Provide plans if available, room dimensions, appliance and equipment selections, lighting preferences, panel photos, target schedule, and whether walls or ceilings will be open.

Can the electrical scope change after rough-in?

Changes are possible, but they can affect inspections, wiring routes, drywall, materials, and schedule. Decisions made before rough-in are usually cleaner and more predictable.

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