Residential remodel interior with exposed framing and electrical rough-in wiring and boxes
Build + Remodel Electrical

The electrical work
behind a finished space.

From remodels and additions to workshops, kitchens, garages, and new spaces, Hodgen Electric plans and installs the electrical work that needs to be right before the walls are closed.

Before the Walls Close

Good electrical planning
starts early.

Where outlets go. What needs a dedicated circuit. How lighting will work. What the space may need later. These decisions are easier to address before the finished walls go in.

  • Power
  • Lighting
  • Switches
  • Outlets
  • Future Needs
Electrician pulling wiring to electrical boxes inside exposed framing during a residential remodel rough-in
Build + Remodel

Electrical work that fits
the project.

  • 01

    Remodel Electrical

    Electrical planning and installation for renovations and changing spaces.

  • 02

    Home Additions

    Electrical work for new rooms, expanded living areas, and residential additions.

  • 03

    Kitchen Remodels

    Circuits, outlets, lighting, appliance power, and related electrical work for updated kitchens.

  • 04

    Workshops & Garages

    Power, lighting, outlets, circuits, and electrical infrastructure for functional workspaces.

  • 05

    Accessory Structures

    Electrical work for appropriate detached or additional structures.

  • 06

    Residential Construction

    Electrical installation coordinated with the needs and sequence of residential construction projects.

  • 07

    Commercial Build-Outs

    Electrical work for appropriate commercial improvements and build-out projects.

What you don't see
makes the finished space work.

Room during construction with exposed framing, wiring runs, and electrical boxes

Rough-In

Wiring, boxes, circuits, and lighting locations installed while the walls are open.

Finished residential living space with recessed lighting, outlets, and switches in use

Finished

Switches, outlets, and lighting that simply work once the space is complete.

Plan Before You Build

Think beyond
today's layout.

A well-planned electrical system should support how the space will actually be used—not simply where walls happen to be today.

  • Lighting

    How will the room need to function after dark?

  • Outlets

    Where will furniture, equipment, appliances, or work areas actually be?

  • Dedicated Circuits

    What equipment or appliances may require their own electrical supply?

  • Switching

    How should lighting and electrical features be controlled throughout the space?

  • Future Needs

    Could the space require additional electrical capacity later?

From Plan to Power

Electrical work that moves
with the project.

  1. 01

    Plan

    Understand the project, layout, electrical requirements, and intended use of the space.

  2. 02

    Rough-In

    Install wiring, boxes, circuits, and other electrical infrastructure while walls are accessible.

  3. 03

    Coordinate

    Work within the construction sequence so electrical work aligns with the rest of the project.

  4. 04

    Finish

    Complete switches, outlets, fixtures, connections, and final electrical details.

Already planning
a remodel or addition?

Bring Hodgen Electric into the conversation early so the electrical work can be planned around the space—not added as an afterthought.

Walla Walla Valley

A local electrician
for remodels and new builds.

Hodgen Electric is a family-owned electrical contractor serving homes and businesses across the Walla Walla Valley. Remodel electrical services, electrical rough-in, home addition wiring, kitchen remodel electrical, garage and workshop power, and residential construction electrical are all part of the work we do here. Licensed, bonded, and insured.

See the full range of Hodgen Electric services or explore residential electrical and commercial electrical.

Remodel Electrical FAQ

A few things people
ask before building.

If the project changes lighting, outlets, appliances, circuits, walls, or the electrical layout, electrical work may need to be incorporated into the remodel. Planning it early can make coordination easier.

Ready When You Are

Building something new?
Changing something old?
Let's plan the electrical work around it.

Talk with Hodgen Electric about the electrical needs for your remodel, addition, workshop, garage, or construction project.