NRG Construction wires what it builds — and what you're building too. New-construction wiring, remodel electrical, panel and service upgrades, lighting, and commercial tenant improvements under CSLB C-10 #1052468, for homeowners, general contractors, and commercial tenants across Ventura County, Santa Barbara, and greater Los Angeles.
"On our full builds, the electricians and the framers answer to the same company — so rough-in goes in with the structure, not against it."
Wiring packages for new construction, honest remodel electrical, and commercial tenant improvements — scoped from the plans and priced line by line.
Complete wiring packages for ground-up homes, ADUs, and additions — service, panel, branch circuits, and device trim, planned around the framing instead of fought in after it.
Kitchens, baths, and whole-house remodels — new circuits, relocated devices, and existing wiring evaluated honestly, with new work brought to current code.
Main panel replacements and service upgrades when the load calc calls for it — coordinated with the utility and the inspection sequence, not bolted on as an afterthought.
TI electrical for offices, retail, and commercial spaces — power, circuiting, and lighting built to the tenant's plans and the landlord's requirements.
Interior and exterior lighting — recessed layouts, fixture installation, switching and dimming — laid out for how the space actually gets used.
Unit-priced electrical scopes bid straight from your drawings — counts from real plan takeoffs, inclusions and exclusions spelled out, numbers you can hold us to.
Electrical work runs through our electrical division, American NRG Electric, under CSLB C-10 #1052468 — the same family company behind NRG Construction's framing and roofing, with the same standards.
The crew that bids your job is the crew that wires it. No brokered labor, no mystery subs — our name is on the license and on the work.
On full builds, our electricians plan rough-in with our own framing crews — penetrations, nailers, and panel locations sorted at the framing stage, not discovered at inspection.
We pull the electrical permit, schedule the inspections, and walk them with the inspector — rough and final — so corrections get resolved by the people who did the work.
Because we're also a general contractor, we read electrical scope the way a builder does — sequencing, structure, and the other trades in the room. That shows up in cleaner rough-ins, fewer surprises at inspection, and corrections handled by the crew that did the work.
Remodel wiring, panel upgrades, and lighting for your house — explained in plain English, priced in writing, and inspected under our license, not around it.
A licensed electrical sub that reads plans, returns a unit-priced bid, hits the rough-in window, and keeps its paperwork clean — because we sit on your side of the table too.
Tenant-improvement electrical for the space you're leasing — scoped from the TI drawings, coordinated with your landlord's requirements and the building's schedule.
We review your drawings or walk the space and flag the things that decide an electrical budget — service capacity, panel condition, circuit counts, and what the code will require — before you commit to anything.
Your proposal is built from counts off the actual plans — fixtures, devices, circuits — each line unit-priced, with inclusions and exclusions in writing. Real numbers, not an allowance with a contingency hiding inside it.
Our electricians rough-in, trim, and finish the work; we pull the permit, schedule the inspections, and see them through to sign-off — one company accountable from first wire to final.
Yes. Under CSLB C-10 #1052468 we wire new homes, ADUs, and remodels on the residential side, and commercial tenant improvements on the commercial side. The estimating is the same either way — scope from the plans, unit-priced lines, inclusions and exclusions in writing.
Yes, and a remodel is often the right time to do it — the walls are open and the inspector is already coming. We run the load calculation, price the panel or service upgrade as its own line so you can see the cost, and coordinate the utility and inspection sequence so the upgrade doesn't stall the rest of the job.
Yes. Electrical permits are pulled under our C-10 license, and we schedule and walk the rough and final inspections ourselves. If the inspector writes a correction, the crew that did the work resolves it — you're never left brokering between an electrician and the building department.
That's how we prefer to work. Send the drawings and we'll return a unit-priced proposal built from actual plan takeoffs — device and fixture counts, circuits, panel work — with inclusions and exclusions spelled out. GCs get a bid they can slot straight into their budget; owners get numbers they can compare honestly.
Yes — TI electrical is part of our regular commercial work. We build to the tenant's plans and the landlord's build-out requirements, coordinate with the building's schedule and other trades, and keep the documentation clean for the landlord's file and the final inspection.
A panel upgrade, a remodel, a TI, or a full wiring package — send the plans or describe the job and we'll give you a straight answer on scope, feasibility, and price. No pressure, no obligation.
Tell us what you're planning — a panel upgrade, remodel wiring, a tenant improvement, or a full new-construction package — and we'll reach out to talk scope and next steps.
We typically respond within one business day.