We work with home owners and contractors alike to wire new homes across the St. Louis metropolitan area. Our estimators provide budgetary proposals as well as design-build services. The electricians of Fielder Electrical Services can wire whatever you need to achieve your desired new home.
This page provides a comprehensive look at the electrical wiring we completed for a new home in St. Louis City in Spring 2015. Along with several others in the development, this home was built from the ground up- completely new.
Kitchen Wiring
For the kitchen of this new home, we took photos at two stages in the construction process. The slider shows the before & after of the electrical wiring for the appliances and recessed lighting. This includes one centered over the sink for ideal illumination. For a more in-depth look at the kitchen wiring we commonly complete, visit our page on kitchens.
Move the slider above to see the kitchen at two stages of completion.
Click on each of the photos below to learn more about the kitchen of this new home.
Living & Dining Rooms
In addition to the kitchen, we do a lot of wiring in the general living area. As is common in contemporary homes, the kitchen and dining rooms in this new home are integrated. The dining room flows easily into the living or family room. From overhead lighting to receptacles for all your electronic equipment, or even CAT 5 network wiring, our seasoned electricians can wire any component you can dream of to make your new home complete.
Bathroom Wiring in New Homes
For this particular new home, we completed bathroom wiring on each level. On the main floor, we wired a half bath, including lights and a GFI receptacle. In the basement, the full bath included overhead and vanity lights. Meanwhile, the second floor of this new home holds the luxurious master bathroom. With a full Jacuzzi style tub and double sinks, this bathroom involved the most wiring.
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