Circuit 02
New construction wiring, sequenced to your build.
Whole-house rough-in, fixtures, panel sizing and inspections, timed to the framing and insulation windows your builder is already working around Hamilton County.
Chapter 01
Rough-in sequenced to your builder's schedule
New construction runs on the builder's schedule, not ours, so rough-in wiring gets sequenced to land after framing and before insulation, the same window every trade on the job is working inside. Wire gets run for every outlet, switch, fixture, and appliance circuit the plan calls for, staged so the next trade is not waiting on us and we are not waiting on them.
That sequencing is also what keeps an inspection from stalling a closing date. Rough-in gets wired to pass on the first look, not patched together to pass eventually, because a failed inspection on a new build costs the whole schedule, not just an electrician's afternoon.
New construction electrical meter and panel bank mounted on vinyl siding
Chapter 02
Panel sizing for the house you are actually going to live in
A panel sized for the plan on paper and a panel sized for the house people actually move into are not always the same thing. We size the panel for real load, the kitchen, the HVAC, a future EV charger, a generator transfer switch, not just the minimum the plan requires, so there is room in the panel later instead of another upgrade in five years.
Fixture and system installation follows the same logic. Recessed lighting, switching, and outlet placement get wired to match how the house will actually be used, room by room, not just where the print shows a symbol.
Burtner Electric. Licensed and insured. Authorized Generac dealer. Call 317-773-7663.
Circuit 02, already wired
Subdivisions we have already wired, inspected, and signed off
New construction work completed across Hamilton County and the counties around it. If your builder is working one of these, we have already been in it, through rough-in and through the inspection that signs it off.
- 01Chatham Hills
- 02Jackson's Grant
- 03Sunrise on the Monon
- 04Maple Ridge
- 05Holiday Farms
- 06Albany Village
- 07Asherwood
- 08Promontory
- 09Carramoore
Electrical inspections are part of every new construction job, not an extra line item. Rough-in and final wiring both get inspected before the home closes, the same as the wiring in these nine neighborhoods was.
Panel by panel
Three panels, one jobsite, all wired to the same schedule.
Multi-panel jobs get the same sequencing as a single house: wired to the plan, staged to the builder's schedule, and left ready for the inspection that has to happen before anyone moves in.