Electrical System

Electrical rough-in and finish work are two critical phases in electrical installations, often seen in construction or renovation projects.

Electrical Rough-In:

Planning : Review electrical plans and specifications to determine the layout of wiring, outlets, switches, and fixtures.
Framing : Install electrical boxes and conduit in walls, ceilings, or floors before drywall is put up.
Wiring : Run electrical wiring from the service panel to outlets, switches, and fixtures, ensuring compliance with local codes.
Grounding : Establish grounding for safety by connecting grounding wires to the electrical system.
Inspection : Have the rough-in inspected by local authorities to ensure compliance with safety standards before proceeding to the finish work.

Installation of Fixtures : Install light fixtures, outlets, and switches, ensuring they are securely mounted and properly connected.
Cover Plates : Attach cover plates to outlets and switches for protection and aesthetics
Testing: Test the entire electrical system to ensure all connections are functional and safe.
Final Inspection: Conduct a final inspection to ensure everything meets local codes and regulations before the project is completed.

Together, these phases ensure a safe, efficient, and functional electrical system in any building project.