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Installation Services FAQ
Permits, timelines, and cost: our installation services explained clearly.
What counts as an electrical installation service?
Installation covers anything new: a ceiling fan where none existed, a dedicated circuit for an appliance, recessed lighting in a remodeled room, or a fixture that never had wiring behind it. If the work adds something to the house rather than fixing what is already there, it is an installation.
Do I need a permit for an installation service?
Most new circuits and larger fixtures do, and we pull that permit and schedule the inspection as part of the job, not as an extra step you manage yourself. Small swaps, like a like-for-like fixture on existing wiring, usually do not. We tell you which applies before any work begins.
How long does a typical installation service take?
A single fixture or fan is usually a same-day job. A new circuit, a subpanel, or several rooms at once can run a few days once permits and inspection are counted in. We give a real timeline on the estimate visit, not a range padded to cover every outcome.
Can your installation service use a fixture I already bought?
Yes, in most cases. Our installation service checks that the fixture matches the circuit it is going on before it goes up, since not every purchased fixture is rated for the load or the space. If it is not a safe match, we say so before installation, not after it is mounted.
Do installation services come with a written estimate first?
Every installation gets a written quote after we see the space, the wiring already in place, and what the new fixture or circuit needs. That number is what you pay unless the scope changes, and any change gets a call before we proceed with the installation.
Is a new installation covered under warranty?
Yes, both the fixture wiring and the labor carry a warranty from the day the installation is finished. A manufacturer defect in the fixture itself is handled through that manufacturer, but any issue with our wiring or workmanship is ours to fix at no cost to you.
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