Two Women Contractors

Electrical

Lighting, outlets, and whatever the walls were hiding

Pressed tin-look ceiling panels in a medallion pattern above a pendant light

Most of our electrical work is remodel work. Opening a wall tends to reveal something: a circuit doing far too much, a splice where there should not be one, or a whole kitchen running on two outlets.

Because we handle it in-house, that discovery does not stop the job while somebody else is scheduled in for the following week.

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Wide-plank wood ceiling with recessed lighting above a dark kitchen

Getting the electrical right offers several benefits

  • Lighting changes a room more than paint

    Layered lighting, recessed and task and accent, is the difference between a renovated room and a renovated room that feels finished.

  • Outlets where you actually need them

    Kitchens and bathrooms are the rooms most often short of power, and a remodel is the only cheap moment to fix that.

  • Dealing with what is found

    Old or overloaded wiring discovered mid-project is safer and cheaper to correct while the wall is already open.

What we take on

  • Recessed, pendant and under-cabinet lighting
  • Outlets, switches and dimmers
  • Kitchen and bathroom circuits for a remodel
  • Ceiling fans and fixture replacement
  • Basement and garage lighting and power
  • Correcting wiring uncovered during a job
Stair hall seen from the landing, patterned runner on the treads
Walnut double vanity with twin backlit mirrors and a dark stone top

If a job turns out to need work beyond what we take on, we will say so plainly rather than working around it.

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