New Construction Electrical Services
KRW Electric provides new construction electrical services for residential and commercial projects throughout Miami Beach and the greater Miami metro area.
We work with general contractors, developers, property owners and project managers to install electrical systems from initial rough-in through fixture installation, equipment connections, testing and project closeout.
About KRW Electric Company
Electrical Contractor for Ground-Up Construction
New construction electrical work begins before wiring is installed. Service capacity, panel locations, equipment loads, lighting layouts, controls and utility requirements must be reviewed early enough to avoid conflicts during construction.
KRW Electric works with contractors and project teams to define the electrical scope, review drawings, coordinate site conditions and complete each phase in sequence with framing, mechanical systems, plumbing, finishes and inspections.
The result is an electrical installation developed for the building’s intended use rather than a collection of disconnected circuits added as construction progresses.
Our Services
New Construction Electrical Services
Electrical Service and Distribution
- Service equipment installation
- Main electrical panels
- Subpanels/distribution panels
- Feeders and disconnects
- Grounding and bonding
- Electrical equipment labeling
Electrical
Rough-In / Wiring
- Branch-circuit wiring
- Receptacle and switch boxes
- Lighting outlet locations
- Equipment circuit rough-in
- Conduit & raceway installation
- Low-voltage pathways
Lighting and Lighting Controls
- Interior lighting circuits
- Surface-mounted fixtures
- Architectural lighting
- Exterior/landscape lighting
- Dimmers, sensors & timers
- Automated controls
Receptacles, Switches and Device Installation
- General-use receptacles
- GFCI & protected outlets
- Switches and dimmers
- Floor and specialty outlets
- Weather-resistant devices
- Final alignment
Dedicated Equipment Circuits
- HVAC equipment circuits
- Water heater connections
- Kitchen & appliance circuits
- Refrigeration power
- Pumps/mechanical equipment
- Local disconnects and controls
EV Charger
Installations
- EV charger circuits
- Garage/parking-area power
- Reserved panel capacity
- Backup-power preparation
- Load-management planning
- Conduit for future equipment
Life-Safety and Required Electrical Systems
- Smoke device power
- Emergency lighting circuits
- Equipment connections
- Common-area lighting
- Life-safety circuits
- Carbon monoxide detectors
Trim-Out, Testing and Project Closeout
- Switch & receptacle installs
- Lighting-fixture installation
- Equipment terminations
- Panel schedules and labeling
- Functional circuit testing
- Final electrical corrections
Proven. Trusted. Experienced.
Numbers That Reflect
Our Promise.
Our Simple Process
Electrical Service Made Easy
1
Service Request
2
Site Assessment and Estimate
3
Repair or Upgrade
4
Testing and Service Review
Real Homes. Real Results
Recent Commercial Projects
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
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We provide a full range of electrical services backed by experience, professionalism, and a commitment to safety. No shortcuts. No surprises. Just dependable work you can trust.
Licensed & Insured
Residential
Commercial
New Construction
Electrical Services
Across South Florida
Miami-Dade County
Palm Beach County
Broward County
Frequently Asked Questions
New Construction Electrical Questions
When should the electrical contractor become involved?
The electrical contractor should be involved during preconstruction, before framing and major equipment selections are finalized.
Early review allows service capacity, panel locations, equipment loads, lighting, outlet layouts and utility requirements to be coordinated before they affect structure, cabinetry, mechanical systems or finished surfaces.
What documents are needed for an estimate?
Provide the most current architectural and electrical drawings, reflected ceiling plans, equipment schedules, project specifications and construction timeline.
Also identify the general contractor, project manager, permit status and any owner-supplied fixtures or specialty systems.
Incomplete drawings can still be reviewed, but the estimate may require allowances, clarifications or exclusions until the final scope is available.
Do you work directly with general contractors and developers?
Yes. KRW Electric can coordinate with general contractors, developers, project managers, superintendents and property owners.
A clear communication structure should be established before construction begins so requests for information, scheduling decisions, changes and site-access requirements are directed to the correct person.
Can you help determine the required electrical service size?
The electrical service must be evaluated based on the building type, calculated loads, HVAC equipment, appliances, commercial equipment, EV charging and other expected electrical demand.
KRW Electric can review available project information and help identify the distribution requirements that should be considered. Final design and approval requirements may also involve the project engineer, utility provider and authority having jurisdiction.
Do you provide permits and inspections?
Permit responsibility depends on the project contract, jurisdiction and the role assigned to each contractor.
Before work begins, the project team should confirm who is responsible for permit applications, signed and sealed documents when required, utility coordination, inspection scheduling and correction notices.
KRW’s current site publishes Florida electrical license EC13012832.