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Electrical Installation for New Construction in Peoria

Building a new home in Peoria gives you the opportunity to design an electrical system that meets your specific needs from the start, with circuits placed where you need them, panels sized to handle future expansion, and wiring that supports modern appliances, smart home devices, and electric vehicle chargers. New construction electrical work requires careful coordination with builders, framers, and inspectors to ensure wiring is installed correctly before walls are closed and finishes are applied. You want an electrician who understands scheduling, communicates clearly with your contractor, and delivers work that passes inspection without delays or rework.

FCO Electric provides full electrical installation for new builds in Peoria, handling everything from initial rough-in to final trim-out and inspection. This service is designed to meet modern electrical demand and is common in the expanding West Valley developments where new homes are built to higher standards and energy codes. Whether you are building a custom home or working with a production builder, the electrical system is installed to support your lifestyle, meet code requirements, and allow for future upgrades without major modifications.

If you are planning a new construction project in Peoria, reach out to discuss electrical design and scheduling.

Stages of Electrical Work in New Construction

New construction electrical work in Peoria begins with reviewing your building plans to confirm circuit locations, panel capacity, and any special requirements such as dedicated circuits for appliances, HVAC systems, or electric vehicle charging. During the rough-in phase, wiring is run through studs and joists before drywall is installed, and boxes are placed for outlets, switches, and fixtures. After framing inspection and drywall, the electrician returns for trim-out, installing devices, light fixtures, and panel covers, and completing final connections before the city inspector performs the electrical inspection.

Once the system is energized and inspected, you will have reliable power throughout your home, with circuits that are properly labeled, load-balanced, and ready to support your appliances and devices. Outlets and switches are located exactly where your plans specify, and your panel is organized to allow easy identification and future expansion.

This service includes coordination with your builder and contractors to ensure work progresses on schedule and meets code requirements at each inspection. It does not include design changes made after rough-in is completed, but it does accommodate reasonable adjustments during the initial planning phase.

Planning Your Electrical System for a New Home

Homeowners building in Peoria often wonder how many circuits they need, whether their panel should be sized larger than minimum requirements, and what electrical features add the most value to a new home.

What electrical features should I plan for in a new home?
You should plan for dedicated circuits for major appliances, additional outlets in kitchens and home offices, outdoor receptacles for landscaping and holiday lighting, and future-ready conduit for electric vehicle charging or solar panels. FCO Electric helps you identify what makes sense for your layout and budget.
How is electrical work coordinated with the builder?
FCO Electric works directly with your builder to schedule rough-in during framing and trim-out after drywall, ensuring electrical work does not delay other trades. Clear communication and adherence to the construction timeline keep the project moving forward.
Why should I consider a larger electrical panel?
A larger panel provides room for additional circuits if you add appliances, expand your home, or install electric vehicle charging later. It costs less to install a larger panel during construction than to upgrade it after your home is finished.
What happens during the electrical inspection?
During the inspection, the city inspector checks that wiring is properly sized, circuits are correctly connected, grounding is in place, and all work meets current electrical codes. FCO Electric ensures your system passes inspection so your project can move forward without delays.
How long does electrical installation take for a new home?
Electrical installation for a typical single-family home in Peoria takes two to three days for rough-in and one to two days for trim-out, depending on the size and complexity of the home. Scheduling is coordinated with other trades to avoid delays.

If you are building a new home in Peoria and need an electrician who understands construction timelines, code requirements, and modern electrical systems, FCO Electric can partner with you and your builder to deliver reliable, inspected electrical work on schedule. Learn more about our new construction electrical services and how we support West Valley homebuilders.