Scope before rough-in
Plans, equipment, device locations and future loads are reviewed before wiring decisions become difficult to change.

Residential electrician · MD / DC / Northern Virginia
Complete electrical scopes planned around the home—from early wiring and service capacity to lighting, devices and final testing.
The service
A remodel or new home brings hundreds of electrical decisions together: service capacity, circuit layout, lighting, controls, receptacles, equipment and the routes that connect them. Planning those decisions as one scope reduces surprises and creates a cleaner finished result.
FB Electric & Electronic provides residential electrical installation for renovations, additions and new construction, along with focused upgrades in existing homes across Maryland, Washington, DC and Northern Virginia.
Built around your home
Plans, equipment, device locations and future loads are reviewed before wiring decisions become difficult to change.
Kitchen, bath, living, utility and outdoor requirements are considered with the way each space will actually be used.
Panels, circuits and conductor routes are planned around the home's present needs and realistic future additions.
Device alignment, fixture placement, labeling, testing and walkthrough details receive the same attention as the work behind the walls.
How we work
Study the home, plans, project goals, existing electrical conditions and equipment requirements.
Define service capacity, circuits, device locations, lighting, controls and the installation sequence.
Complete rough-in, panel and circuit work, then install devices, fixtures and connected equipment.
Verify the completed work, identify circuits and walk through the finished electrical system with the homeowner.
Common questions
Yes. FB Electric & Electronic can plan and install the residential electrical scope for new construction, including service and panel planning, branch circuits, lighting, controls, receptacles and equipment connections.
Yes. We work on kitchens, bathrooms, additions and broader renovations. We review the existing system, the new layout and the loads being added before defining the electrical scope.
Typical projects include new circuits, panels and service upgrades, lighting and controls, receptacles, GFCI and AFCI protection, fans, appliance circuits, exterior power and troubleshooting for existing systems.
Not every project requires one. We review the existing service, panel condition, available capacity and planned loads before recommending an upgrade.
Requirements vary by jurisdiction and project type. We discuss the applicable electrical scope, permitting and inspection requirements during project planning.
Your home, considered
Tell us what you are planning. We will help you define the electrical scope, the technology and the next step.
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