A remodel or addition is the best time to get your electrical system right, while walls and ceilings are open. Home Run handles the electrical side of kitchen and bath remodels, finished basements, sunrooms and home additions for homeowners in Covington, McDonough, Conyers and nearby Georgia communities.
Projects We Support
- Kitchen remodels: countertop circuits, appliance circuits, island outlets and lighting
- Bathroom remodels: GFCI protection, vent fans, vanity and heated-floor circuits
- Finished basements and bonus rooms: outlets, lighting, media and office circuits
- Sunrooms, screened porches and home additions
- Garage conversions and workshops
Built Around Your Project Timeline
Electrical work happens in two main stages. Rough-in is done after framing and before insulation and drywall, when wires, boxes and circuits are installed. Trim-out comes after drywall and paint, when devices, fixtures and covers are installed and tested. We coordinate with you or your contractor so the electrical work does not hold up the project.
Kitchens and baths have specific requirements for things like small-appliance circuits and GFCI protection. We plan the layout so it meets code and fits how you actually use the space.
Checking Capacity First
New rooms and new appliances add load. Before work starts, we review your panel and service to make sure they can support the project. If not, a panel replacement or service upgrade can be planned into the same job.
Remodel Electrical FAQs
When should I bring in an electrician?
During planning, before walls are closed. Early involvement helps you place outlets, lighting and circuits where you need them and avoids costly changes later.
Do remodels need permits?
Most remodels and additions that include electrical work require a permit and inspection. We will explain what applies to your project.
Related: lighting installation and dedicated circuits. Serving Covington, Conyers, McDonough and our full Georgia service area.