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Lighting design and renovation

Designed first. Installed second.

Complete electrical systems, thoughtful lighting recommendations, and careful project coordination for renovations and custom homes throughout South Orange County.

Stair lighting with illuminated treads and a wall sconce

The wiring is decided before you pick a single finish

On a renovation or a custom home, the electrical system is committed long before anyone sees a light turn on. Service size, panel location, circuit count, lighting layout and low voltage pathways all get locked in at rough-in, and every one of them is difficult to revisit once drywall is up.

Renovation timeline

Before demolition

Verify what is there

Service capacity, panel condition and existing circuits confirmed, so the scope is known before the walls open.

Before drywall

Commit the layout

Lighting layout, switching, outlet placement, low voltage pathways and equipment feeds committed and inspected.

Before cabinetry

Coordinate with cabinet maker

Under cabinet and toe kick lighting, appliance feeds, in-drawer outlets and hood wiring coordinated directly with the cabinet maker.

Before stone and finishes

Confirm on site

Backsplash outlet locations, pop-up receptacles and device heights confirmed against the actual slab and tile layout.

Once drywall, cabinetry and millwork go in, most electrical decisions are finished whether or not anyone made them.

Design and installation

Scope

  • Whole home renovations
  • Kitchens and bathrooms
  • Room additions and ADUs
  • Home offices and media rooms
  • Outdoor living spaces
  • Saunas, steam rooms, pools and spas

Systems

  • Rewiring and new circuits
  • Panel and service planning
  • Lighting design and controls
  • Appliance coordination
  • Smart home preparation
  • EV charging, generator and battery preparation

Coordination

Electric Solutions coordinates with homeowners, builders, architects, interior designers, cabinetmakers, landscape professionals, pool contractors and home technology specialists.

Most of the conflicts that become change orders were visible on a drawing months earlier. Reading the drawings together is cheaper than solving it in the field.

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Most renovations eventually reach the panel

New circuits need space, and new loads need capacity. If the existing service will not carry the finished house, you will hear it while the plans can still change rather than after the walls are closed.

Panel Upgrades

Start with the drawings, not the drywall

Send the plans, the cabinet drawings, or just photos of the rooms.