New construction, home renovations, appliance circuits, subpanels, and more — installed to code by state-licensed electricians. Permits handled. Work guaranteed.
📞 Call Your Local OfficeElectrical installation is the process of placing and connecting wiring, fixtures, panels, and devices that make up a building's electrical system. Whether you are building a new home, adding a room, upgrading a kitchen, or installing a backup power system, Bee Electric's handles the complete electrical scope from rough-in to final inspection.
We work with homebuilders, general contractors, and owner-builders to provide full electrical installations for new construction. Our process covers:
Adding a room, finishing a basement, or remodeling a kitchen all require electrical work — typically permitted and inspected. We handle additions of all sizes, from a single new circuit to a complete rewire of a wing of your home.
High-draw appliances require dedicated circuits. We install:
We install Level 2 EV charging stations for all major EV brands. A dedicated 240V / 50-amp circuit is installed from your panel to the garage, with conduit, breaker, and either a NEMA 14-50 outlet or hardwired charger unit. We can also assess your panel's capacity and upgrade if needed.
When your main panel is at capacity or a remote structure needs power, we install subpanels with a properly sized feeder from the main panel. Common applications include detached garages, workshops, ADUs (accessory dwelling units), and large additions.
We install manual transfer switches, automatic transfer switches (ATS), and whole-home standby generator electrical connections. All installation includes anti-backfeed protection to protect utility workers and your equipment.
Most electrical installation work requires permits and inspections under local building codes and the National Electrical Code. We handle permit applications in all jurisdictions where we operate and coordinate final inspections on your behalf. Unpermitted electrical work can invalidate homeowner's insurance and create serious problems when selling a property.
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