Before the walls close.
Get the plan right.

Bring the room plan.

Share appliance positions, cabinetry drawings, and how you want to use the space. That gives the electrical plan a practical starting point, from task lighting to outlets that will remain accessible after installation.

Coordinate the work.

Electrical changes often need to happen at specific stages of a renovation. Discuss access, sequencing, responsibilities, and which decisions must be final before the next trade begins.

• Appliance specifications and intended loads
• Task, ambient, and feature lighting
• Switch locations and useful outlet positions
• The renovation sequence and access requirements

Agree on the finished picture.

Confirm the visible fittings as well as the work behind the surfaces. A written scope should make clear what will be installed, how changes are handled, and what testing and handover information will be provided.