Building a family home and want electrical work that is safe, well organised and ready for everyday living as well as future expansion? We design the wiring, consumer unit and preparation for future technologies so the house works well when you move in — and still works well years later.
To most homeowners, it can seem simple: sockets, switches, lights and that is it. In reality, the electrical installation of a new build shapes how the home works every single day. It affects where appliances are connected, how the kitchen works, where the lights are, how the garage, utility room, terrace and garden are powered, and how future cameras or an alarm system can be added. When this is designed properly, the result is a home that feels practical, safe and ready for the years ahead.
When it is treated as an afterthought, improvisation starts quickly. Extension leads appear, sockets are missing, the consumer unit runs out of space and every extra upgrade means dust, disruption and more expense. That is exactly why it makes sense to plan a new-build electrical installation properly during construction — including the consumer unit, capacity for future technologies and preparation for the initial electrical inspection before occupancy approval.
We do not think only about today’s sockets and lighting. We also consider the utility room, outdoor areas and the technologies that are often added later.
Coordination, logical routes, clearly organised wiring and minimal confusion on site. Electrical work should fit the build — not make it harder.
Clear labelling, readiness for the initial inspection and confidence that you will not be solving avoidable electrical issues right at the end of the project.
The most common situations where it makes sense to take the electrical installation of a new build seriously from the very beginning.
You need electrical work that will not slow down the build or create problems later when the house is fully equipped. We design the installation so everything makes sense from day one.
We think ahead about the kitchen, garage, outdoor sockets, gate, heat pump, cameras and home Wi-Fi. That way, the house does not turn into a patchwork of later improvisation.
We communicate clearly, explain what makes sense and what does not, and hand everything over in a way that is easy to understand — not in a vague 'it is somewhere in there' style.
In simple terms: we are not just selling cable and breakers — we are creating an electrical system that works for the whole home.
The biggest mistake on a new build is treating the electrical installation as something that only has to be 'finished'. The house may technically work, but in everyday life you soon discover missing outlets, badly placed switches and a consumer unit with no spare capacity. We design the electrical system around how the home will actually be used every day.
A consumer unit is not just a box full of breakers. It is the heart of the entire electrical installation. It needs to be clear, well designed and ready for both everyday operation and future expansion. If corners are cut here at the start, it usually becomes an expensive problem later.
A modern new build is not only about sockets and lights. It often also needs preparation for internet, Wi-Fi access points, cameras, an alarm system, a video intercom, gate control, pergola or garden equipment. When this is considered early, the house stays cleaner and future installations become faster and more cost-effective.
A properly completed electrical installation does not end with the last socket. Testing, inspection and a reliable final output matter just as much when the house is nearing completion. We prepare everything so the initial inspection is not a stressful obstacle, but the final logical step before handover and use.
From a solid core electrical setup for a new build to a home fully prepared for future technologies — without unnecessary compromises.
Wiring, sockets, lighting and a consumer unit for a home that needs to be safe, practical and dependable above all.
An electrical installation with spare capacity for the technologies you do not want to solve later as an afterthought.
When you want the electrical installation, consumer unit, security preparation and a clear handover to work as one well-planned whole.
Ideally as early as possible, once the layout of the home and the intended use of each room are clear. The earlier sockets, lighting, the consumer unit and preparation for future technologies are thought through, the fewer compromises and redesigns you will face later.
This page is focused mainly on new-build family homes. We also work on apartments and renovations, but with a new-build home we approach the electrical installation as one complete system — from the consumer unit and outdoor feeds to preparation for future technologies.
Yes. In fact, that is one of the most important parts of the whole project. Most homeowners know roughly what they want, but they do not always see how the house will work in everyday use. We help place sockets, lighting and controls so the home feels practical and comfortable, without extension leads or workarounds later.
Yes. During the build, it makes sense to think ahead about data cabling, Wi-Fi points, preparation for cameras, an alarm system, a video intercom or the entrance gate. When this is planned early, the installation of additional systems later is faster, cleaner and more cost-effective.
Mainly the size of the house, the number of circuits, the requirements for the consumer unit, the number of lighting and socket points, outdoor areas and preparation for future technologies. We do not sell 'metres of cable' — we deliver a complete, functional system. That is why a short consultation or site review makes sense.
We carry out the electrical installation so it is properly prepared for the initial electrical inspection and final handover. For a new build, the initial inspection is an important step before occupancy approval and commissioning.
Absolutely. For a new build, it is one of the smartest investments you can make. Homes are often expanded later with additional circuits, outdoor features, a camera system, a heat pump or other technologies. Reserve capacity in the design saves both money and stress in the future.
Yes. We also think about the outside of the home — garage, garden shed, gate, terrace, pergola, outdoor sockets and outdoor lighting. When this is done during construction, it is far simpler than adding it later.
First, we go through the basic brief, the layout of the home and your priorities. Then we propose a solution, review the important areas, agree on the scope and, after completion, hand everything over clearly and in a way that is easy to follow.
Primarily Ostrava, Frýdek-Místek, Havířov and the wider Moravian-Silesian Region. Other locations can be arranged depending on the size and scope of the project.
