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Full Home Electrical Reset With Dual Panel Installation

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When a home gets stripped down to the studs, that's the moment to get the electrical right. Not patch it. Not work around the old stuff. Start completely fresh. That's exactly what we did here - pulled out the old system and built a brand new electrical foundation from scratch.

The scope on this one covered the whole house. We ran all new wiring through the walls, ceilings, and framing across multiple levels. Every circuit was planned out and labeled as we went - pendants, 3-way switches, cans, dedicated circuits for appliances, porch, mechanical. Nothing was left to guesswork. The notes written directly on the framing are part of how we keep a job this size organized so nothing gets missed once drywall goes up.

Two new panels were installed to handle the load properly. On a house this size, one panel isn't enough to do the job safely and efficiently. One panel serves the upper floor, the other handles the rest of the home. Both are Homeline units set into the framing with all circuits clearly identified before the walls close up. That kind of organization matters - it's what makes future troubleshooting fast and clean.

Whole house wiring jobs like this one don't leave room for shortcuts. Once the drywall is back on, whatever is behind it is what you're living with for decades. We take that seriously. Every wire run, every box location, every circuit assignment gets thought through before we move on.