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Licensed NH Electricians · 10 Years Experience · Franklin, NH

New Construction

New Construction & Remodel Electrical Wiring in Franklin, NH

Copp Electric wires new homes, additions, and gut remodels from service entrance to final trim. We work off your plans, coordinate with the builder's schedule, rough in for lighting and low voltage, and carry the job through rough and final inspection.

Finished new-build kitchen with recessed lights and pendant lights over the island

What’s included

  • Temporary power and service entrance
  • Complete rough-in: outlets, switching, lighting, appliance and HVAC circuits
  • Panel and subpanel layout with clear labeling
  • Low-voltage and data pre-wire
  • Generator and EV charger provisions roughed in for later
  • Finish trim, device installation, and fixture hanging
  • Rough and final inspection coordination

Signs you need this

  • You are breaking ground on a new home in the Lakes Region
  • You are adding an in-law suite, garage, or second-floor addition
  • You are gutting a kitchen or bath and need everything brought to code
  • Your current electrician cannot hold the schedule

How the job runs

  1. 1

    Plan review

    We price from your prints and flag anything that will cause an inspection problem later.

  2. 2

    Temp & rough

    Temporary power set, then a complete rough-in staged to the builder's timeline.

  3. 3

    Rough inspection

    We meet the inspector so drywall is never waiting on us.

  4. 4

    Trim & final

    Devices, fixtures, panel labeling, final inspection, and walkthrough.

What it costs

New construction is priced per plan set. Bring us the prints and we will return a line-item proposal covering rough, trim, fixtures, and any generator or EV provisions you want roughed in now to save money later.

New Construction questions

Do you work directly with builders and general contractors?
Yes. Most of our new construction work is booked through builders and GCs across the Franklin, Tilton, and Laconia area, and we schedule around the framing and drywall calendar.
Should I rough in for a generator or EV charger now?
Almost always yes. Running conduit and a transfer switch location during rough-in costs a fraction of retrofitting later, even if you install the equipment years down the road.

Get a quote for this

Send the details and we will follow up during business hours.

So we can send you a copy of your quote request.

We reply during business hours. For urgent electrical problems, call instead.

Need an electrician who shows up and does it right?

Call during business hours for a straight answer, or send the details and we will follow up with a written quote.

Franklin, New Hampshire · Mon–Fri, 7:00 am – 5:00 pm