Electrical Coordination

Fixture & Finish Selection

Electrical Fitting Coordination for Lighting and Smart Features

Modern kitchen and bathroom designs add electrical requirements that older homes weren't built to handle. Under-cabinet LED lighting needs a dedicated low-voltage driver. A heated mirror needs a switched circuit inside the medicine cabinet rough-in. A digital shower control needs low-voltage wiring run during framing, before tile goes up. If these aren't planned during the rough-in phase, you end up cutting into finished walls to add them later — expensive and disruptive.

Our electrical coordination process starts with reviewing specifications for every fixture and feature in your design package. We identify power requirements, control wiring needs, switch placement preferences, and GFCI requirements, then build that into the electrical rough-in plan our licensed electricians execute before drywall closes. Circuit capacity for high-draw items — double ovens, electric cooktops, steam generators — gets verified against your existing panel.

For Southeast Michigan homeowners adding smart features to their remodel — Wi-Fi thermostats, app-controlled lighting, motorized shades, digital shower valves — we map out the low-voltage wiring and network access points during planning. These systems need to be wired in during rough-in; they can't be reliably wireless-retrofitted after the fact. We test every circuit before walls close and document the work so the homeowner has a record of what's behind the finishes.