
CA License #1158464 • Long Beach, CA
New construction electrical for residential and commercial builds
On a new build, the electrical system is designed once and lived with for decades. Bravo takes new construction from service planning through rough-in and trim, coordinating with the builder so the electrical scope never becomes the reason a schedule slips.
When this service is the right fit
- You are building a new single-family home, duplex, or small multi-unit property.
- A new commercial shell or ground-up space needs a full electrical scope.
- You want one accountable contractor from service planning through final trim.
- The build needs an electrical sub who communicates before problems, not after.
What Bravo can help with
Service and distribution planning
Sizing the service, locating the panel intelligently, and planning distribution so future changes are not a demolition project.
Complete rough-in
Branch circuits, lighting, device boxes, and provisions for future loads such as vehicle charging or solar interconnection.
Lighting and finish work
Fixture installation, device trim, controls, and testing so the handoff is clean.
Schedule coordination
Rough-in and trim sequenced with the builder's calendar and inspection milestones.
How this job runs
Four steps from first call to final walk-through
- 01
Listen
Plans, build timeline, and the level of electrical detail the project calls for.
- 02
Inspect
Site review and coordination with the builder and other trades.
- 03
Plan
A scoped proposal covering service, rough-in, fixtures, and phasing.
- 04
Build
Rough-in, inspection support, trim, testing, and a documented walk-through at completion.
Questions
Answered plainly
Anything that depends on the property gets answered properly during the site visit, not guessed at here.
- Do you bid from plans?
- Yes. Send the drawings and Bravo will review them and follow up with the questions that affect price before quoting.
- Can you plan for future EV charging or solar?
- Provisions for future loads are much cheaper during rough-in. It is worth deciding early, and Bravo will raise it if you do not.
- Do you handle multi-unit residential?
- Small multi-unit residential projects are within scope. Share the plans and the schedule and Bravo will tell you plainly whether it is a good fit.
- How is progress communicated?
- Directly. Because Bravo is owner-operated, you are talking with the person doing and directing the work — not a dispatcher.
Free estimate
Start with new construction
Send the details and Bravo will follow up with the next step. Calling is faster if the situation is urgent.



