CA License #1158464 • Long Beach, CA
Remodel wiring for kitchens, baths, and additions
Remodels are where electrical decisions get expensive if they are made late. Bravo gets involved while the walls are open, plans the circuits around how the finished space will actually be used, and keeps the rough-in tidy enough that the next trade is not fighting it.
When this service is the right fit
- A kitchen or bathroom is being reconfigured and the existing circuits no longer match the layout.
- An addition needs power, lighting, and possibly its own subpanel.
- Walls are open and it is the right moment to correct old wiring.
- Your general contractor needs an electrical sub who keeps to the schedule.
What Bravo can help with
Kitchen and bath circuits
Appliance circuits, island power, under-cabinet and task lighting, ventilation, and the small details that make a finished kitchen feel considered.
Additions and reconfigured layouts
New circuits, relocated devices, and lighting design that follows the new floor plan rather than the old one.
Whole-property renovation wiring
Coordinated rough-in across a full renovation, phased with framing, insulation, and drywall so inspections do not stall the job.
Fixing what the demo revealed
Renovations expose old splices, undersized conductors, and improvised additions. Bravo shows you what was found and what it will take to correct it.
How this job runs
Four steps from first call to final walk-through
- 01
Listen
Plans, finish selections, and how the space will be used day to day.
- 02
Inspect
Site walk with the framing and existing service in view.
- 03
Plan
A device and lighting plan, circuit list, and rough-in schedule tied to the build calendar.
- 04
Build
Rough-in, inspection support, trim-out, and a final walk-through once finishes are in.
Questions
Answered plainly
Anything that depends on the property gets answered properly during the site visit, not guessed at here.
- When should the electrician be brought in?
- As early as possible — ideally while the layout is still being decided. Device and lighting locations are much cheaper to move on paper than in framing.
- Can you work from an architect's plan?
- Yes. Bravo can work from plans, from a contractor's scope, or from a walk-through when there are no formal drawings.
- Will the remodel require a panel upgrade?
- Sometimes. Added loads may exceed what the current service can carry, which is something Bravo assesses during the estimate rather than mid-project.
- Do you coordinate with other trades?
- Yes. Rough-in timing with framing, plumbing, HVAC, and drywall is part of keeping a remodel on schedule.
Free estimate
Start with remodel wiring
Send the details and Bravo will follow up with the next step. Calling is faster if the situation is urgent.