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Licensed Electrical Work and Appliance Installation

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Licensed Electrical Work and Appliance Installation

Code-compliant electrical installations handled by a licensed contractor, available seven days a week.

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Electrical work scoped and installed correctly

Electrical work in a home renovation context falls into a narrow but critical category: it either meets code or it doesn't, and the consequences of getting it wrong range from a failed inspection to a fire hazard inside your walls. Strictly Builders Inc handles the electrical scope that lives inside full renovation projects, including fan installation, appliance wiring, and fixture connections, all performed under proper licensing so the work holds up on inspection. If you're already planning a kitchen remodel or a bathroom renovation and need the electrical tied in by the same contractor managing the rest of the job, that's exactly the position we're built for. Call for a free estimate and we'll tell you straight whether the scope fits our lane.

The cost of electrical work inside a renovation project depends on the number of circuits involved, the condition of the existing panel, whether permits are required, and how accessible the run paths are through existing framing. A straightforward fan swap in a finished ceiling costs a fraction of what a new dedicated circuit for a range hood or EV charger will run. We don't pad scope to justify a larger bill. What we scope is what gets done. Every job is different, contact Strictly Builders Inc for an accurate estimate.

Scope

What falls inside our electrical scope

We handle the electrical tasks that tie directly into renovation and construction work.

01

Fan Installation

Ceiling fan installation including new box mounting, wiring connections, and switch configuration. We handle both replacement swaps and new locations cut into finished drywall.

02

Fan Repair

Wobble, noise, and dead-motor diagnostics. If a fan can be repaired without a full replacement, we'll tell you. If it can't, we won't waste your money pretending otherwise.

03

Appliance Connections

Wiring and connection of kitchen appliances, including range hoods, dishwashers, and built-in units, as part of a larger kitchen or renovation scope. Connections are made to code with the correct gauge wire and breaker sizing.

04

Fixture Wiring

Light fixture installation during drywall and finish phases of a remodel. Coordinated with the paint and finish schedule so the ceiling isn't touched twice.

05

EV Charging Station Prep

Dedicated 240V circuit installation for electric vehicle charging stations. Load requirements and panel capacity are assessed before any work begins.

06

Renovation-Phase Electrical

Electrical work coordinated with active remodeling projects, timed so rough-in happens before drywall close-in and trim-out happens after finish work is complete.

Process

How electrical fits into a full renovation

Electrical work sequenced correctly prevents rework. Here's how it runs on a typical project.

  1. 01

    Assessment and permit review

    Before a wire gets touched, we review the existing panel capacity, identify the circuits affected, and determine whether a permit is required for the scope. In Florida, permitted electrical work requires a licensed contractor. We don't skip that step.

  2. 02

    Rough-in before close-in

    All electrical rough-in, new runs, and box placements happen before the drywall goes up. This is the only sequence that makes structural sense. Re-fishing wire through finished walls because someone rushed the schedule costs real money.

  3. 03

    Trim-out and inspection

    Devices, fixtures, and covers go in after paint. If the work requires inspection, we schedule it. Nothing gets covered up until it's verified.

Where our electrical scope ends

We don't overstate what we do. Strictly Builders Inc handles the electrical work that integrates with construction and renovation projects: fan and fixture installation, appliance connections, dedicated circuits, and renovation-phase rough-in. We don't take on panel replacements, service upgrades, or whole-home rewiring as standalone electrical jobs. If that's what your project requires, we'll tell you that directly and point you toward the right licensed trade. What we won't do is take on work outside our verified scope and pass the liability to you when it fails inspection. That's not how Ryan Alson runs this business, and it's not how we've kept a clean record over three years of renovation work across Northeast Florida. For projects in Ponte Vedra Beach or Neptune Beach where older homes often have undersized panels, that honesty about scope matters a great deal.
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Standards

Code compliance isn't optional

  1. 01

    Licensed contractor requirement

    Florida law requires that electrical work in a permitted renovation be performed or directly supervised by a licensed electrical contractor. A general handyman permit doesn't cover it. Our work is performed under proper licensing.

  2. 02

    Load calculations before installation

    Adding a circuit without calculating the existing load is a fire risk. Before we wire a dedicated appliance circuit or an EV charging station, we verify the panel has headroom. If it doesn't, we say so.

  3. 03

    Wire gauge and breaker matching

    The most common DIY electrical failure is a mismatch between wire gauge and breaker amperage. A 15-amp wire on a 20-amp breaker doesn't trip when it should. Every connection we make uses the correct pairing.

Electrical work inside a full renovation scope

The advantage of working with Strictly Builders on a renovation project is that the electrical work doesn't get handed off to a separate sub who doesn't know what the finish schedule looks like. When we're already managing the flooring installation, the tile work, and the drywall, the electrical gets sequenced into the same project timeline. Fixtures go in after paint. Rough-in happens before drywall close. Nobody's calling back a separate trade to fix a conflict that shouldn't have happened. That's a meaningful difference for homeowners in Saint Johns or Green Cove Springs managing a full renovation on a real schedule. One contractor, one timeline, one point of accountability.
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What working with Strictly Builders means

Ryan Alson has run Strictly Builders Inc for three years. Here's what that track record looks like in practice.

Licensed and insured
FL License #[CONFIRM WITH OWNER], all electrical work performed under proper licensing
Available seven days a week
Monday through Friday around the clock, Saturday 6AM to 6PM, Sunday available
Single-contractor accountability
Electrical scope is managed by the same team handling the rest of your renovation, no coordination gaps
Code-compliant installations only
We don't skip permits or inspections. Work that needs to be done right gets done right on paper too

Electrical work: questions we actually get asked

Does a ceiling fan installation in Florida require a permit?
A direct-swap fan replacement on an existing, correctly wired box typically doesn't require a permit. A new fan location that requires a new circuit run, a new box, and switch wiring does. Florida requires that permitted electrical work be performed by or under the supervision of a licensed contractor. We assess the scope before we price it and tell you whether a permit is part of the job.
Can you install a 240V circuit for an EV charger during a home renovation?
Yes, within scope. EV charging station circuits require a dedicated 240V line, typically 50 amps for a Level 2 charger. Before we run that circuit, we review the existing panel load. Florida homes in older neighborhoods like Riverside or Arlington often have panels that are close to capacity, and adding a 50-amp circuit without that assessment is a real risk. We don't guess on load calculations.
What's the difference between rough-in electrical and trim-out electrical?
Rough-in is the work that happens before drywall closes: running wire, setting boxes, pulling circuits. Trim-out is the finish work after paint: installing devices, fixtures, and covers. Getting these phases sequenced correctly prevents the single most expensive mistake in renovation electrical work, which is fishing wire through a finished wall because the rough-in was skipped. On a coordinated renovation project, we manage both phases in sequence.
How do you size a circuit for a kitchen appliance during a remodel?
Kitchen appliances have specific amperage requirements that determine wire gauge and breaker size. A dishwasher typically requires a dedicated 20-amp circuit. A built-in microwave or range hood may require the same. Shared circuits fail inspection and create nuisance tripping under load. During a kitchen remodel, we identify which appliances need dedicated circuits, calculate load against the existing panel, and wire accordingly. Every job is different, contact Strictly Builders Inc for an accurate estimate.
Is it safe to do minor electrical work myself in Florida?
Florida law allows homeowners to perform electrical work on their own primary residence without a license, but the work still requires a permit and inspection. The risk isn't the permit process. It's the gap between what a homeowner thinks is code-compliant and what actually passes inspection. Undersized wire, improper box fill, missing GFCI protection in wet areas. These are the failures that get caught on inspection and have to be redone. If you're mid-renovation, a failed electrical inspection delays every trade behind it.
Can the electrical work be coordinated with my drywall or tile installation timeline?
That's the exact advantage of using Strictly Builders across multiple trades. Rough-in electrical happens before drywall, and trim-out happens after paint. When we're managing both the drywall and the electrical, there's no scheduling conflict between the two trades and no re-opening finished walls. For homeowners in Fernandina Beach or Macclenny running a full renovation, that coordination is worth more than the line items suggest.
What's the difference between rough-in electrical and trim-out electrical in a renovation?
Rough-in is the work before drywall closes: running wire, setting boxes, pulling circuits. Trim-out is the finish work after paint: installing devices, fixtures, and covers. Getting these phases sequenced correctly prevents the most expensive mistake in renovation electrical, which is fishing wire through a finished wall because rough-in was skipped. We manage both phases in sequence on coordinated projects.
Can electrical work be coordinated with drywall or tile installation on the same project?
That's the core advantage of using Strictly Builders across multiple trades. Rough-in electrical happens before drywall, and trim-out happens after paint. When we're managing both, there's no scheduling conflict between trades and no re-opening finished walls. For homeowners running a full renovation, that coordination eliminates the most common cause of cost overruns on multi-trade projects.

Get electrical work scoped by a licensed contractor

Call Strictly Builders Inc to discuss your electrical scope. We'll tell you straight what fits our lane, what the job involves, and what it takes to get it done to code.

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