Ohio Licensed Electrician · #51623

New Construction Electrician for Cincinnati Homes

Whole-house wiring for new builds and custom homes — rough-in through final inspection, permitted and code-compliant at every stage. We work directly with you or your builder, not around them.

  • ActiveOH License
  • Rough-In → FinalPhase
  • Whole-HouseScope
  • Cincy → ColumbusCoverage

Why Cincinnati calls Charger first

  • OH Licensed Electrical Contractor #51623
  • Family-Owned Since 2024
  • Insured & Bonded
  • Free, No-Obligation Quotes
What's Included

Whole-house wiring, from framing to final walkthrough

Already have a panel and just need a repair or capacity upgrade?That's a different page — this one's for wiring a home from the ground up. Building or managing something commercial instead?See our contractor services.

Rough-in wiring, done before drywall

Every run planned and installed before the walls close up — the stage where mistakes are cheap to fix and invisible ones are expensive later.

New panel installation

A panel sized for the home from day one — not the repair/upgrade work we do on existing homes, this is building it right the first time.

Code-compliant at every stage

Rough-in and final inspections scheduled as part of the build, not an afterthought that holds up your closing date.

Built for custom & spec homes

We work directly with you or your builder — one licensed electrician on the job, not a rotating crew.

Service Area

New construction wiring, from Cincinnati to Columbus

For whole-home builds, we'll travel the full Cincinnati–to–Columbus corridor. Don't see your town? Ask anyway.

Cincinnati Metro20
  • Cincinnati, OH
  • Blue Ash, OH
  • Mason, OH
  • West Chester, OH
  • Loveland, OH
  • Montgomery, OH
  • Anderson Township, OH
  • Sharonville, OH
  • Norwood, OH
  • Madeira, OH
  • Hamilton, OH
  • Fairfield, OH
  • Middletown, OH
  • Milford, OH
  • Lebanon, OH
  • Batavia, OH
  • Harrison, OH
  • Colerain Township, OH
  • Forest Park, OH
  • Reading, OH
Dayton Area14
  • Dayton, OH
  • Kettering, OH
  • Beavercreek, OH
  • Centerville, OH
  • Springboro, OH
  • Miamisburg, OH
  • Xenia, OH
  • Fairborn, OH
  • Huber Heights, OH
  • Vandalia, OH
  • Englewood, OH
  • Trotwood, OH
  • Oakwood, OH
  • Bellbrook, OH
I-71 Corridor4
  • Wilmington, OH
  • Washington Court House, OH
  • London, OH
  • Mount Sterling, OH
Columbus Metro19
  • Columbus, OH
  • Dublin, OH
  • Westerville, OH
  • Worthington, OH
  • Upper Arlington, OH
  • Hilliard, OH
  • Grove City, OH
  • Gahanna, OH
  • Reynoldsburg, OH
  • Pickerington, OH
  • Canal Winchester, OH
  • Groveport, OH
  • New Albany, OH
  • Powell, OH
  • Delaware, OH
  • Obetz, OH
  • Whitehall, OH
  • Bexley, OH
  • Grandview Heights, OH

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FAQ

Common questions about new construction wiring

Want the play-by-play before your walls close up?Read our rough-in guide.

What's the difference between rough-in and final electrical work?

Rough-in is running wire, boxes, and panel placement before drywall goes up — it's the skeleton. Final is installing outlets, switches, fixtures, and getting everything inspected and live after the walls close.

Do you install a brand-new panel, or just upgrade existing ones?

Both — new construction gets a panel sized correctly from day one. If you're looking to repair or upgrade a panel in an existing home instead, that's a different job — same license, different page.

Do you handle electrical inspections during a new build?

Yes. Rough-in and final inspections are scheduled as part of the project, not left for you to coordinate separately.

Can you work directly with my builder or GC?

Yes — we regularly work as the electrical sub on custom home builds, coordinating directly with the builder's schedule.

Are you licensed for new home wiring?

Yes. Charger Electricals holds Ohio Electrical Contractor License #51623 — every stage of the wiring is code-compliant and signed off by someone qualified to do it.

Do you travel to Dayton or Columbus for new construction wiring?

Yes — a whole-home build is worth the drive, so we'll travel the full Cincinnati-to-Columbus corridor for new construction wiring. See the full coverage area below.

Get In Touch

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