How much does it cost to wire a house (New Construction - Electrician)

In this episode I talk about the price / cost of an electrician wiring the house. The small house is 720 square feet with 2 bedroom and 2 bathrooms. Total electrician job was $5100 from beginning to final trim out end.

The electrical inspection passed now we move on to the next job.

[ikikuraz]

I like that the you installed a big breaker box. Its great if the owner decides to expand the ouse in the future.

[Togglefree]

Your design and planning is outstanding!! I'll watch every video you keep posting!! I hope I can find honest and sincere contractors like you to build my small home in northern Michigan. I have decided to contract the work job!!

[micahlecourias]

Love these videos and this channel. I currently work full-time and am going through school. When I graduate, I want to become a pastor/missionary. Doing something like this is definitely going to be my side-gig.

[drcoking]

One of if not the most straightforward informative videos dealing with this field of work thanks

[Ellie.]

My Dad was an electrician. He started out wiring houses, became a foreman and estimated huge industrial jobs (eg. Atlas Steel) then ran the jobs start to finish. He loved his work and he always had a job. Mom never had to work and we never went without. If worse ever came to worse he always knew his skills would be needed. Electricians are the cream of the trades crop and I have high regard for anyone in any trade with a good work ethic 👍👍👍

[richardgillanders]

Thanks for sharing with us who like to see homes built. If I was going to do it, I would want it done right too. Looking forward to seeing your next project. Stay healthy.

[malikfrank]

I love how you get straight to the point! Subbed

[sal]

Coming right wait to start the small house build for my parents on our property, we get the keys next week and hopefully we can start the build in a couple months!

[SDMARYLOU]

I’m so glad you didn’t keep that separating wall bw living room and kitchen. It feels so open inside. I’m sure you’re buyer is going to love it. Can’t wait to see the finished product.

[mashoutman]

Another great video. You are totally correct about contractors. They know there is a shortage of skilled labor so they are certainly taking advantage of it. They have gotten to be greedy in my area at least. They take on more jobs than they know they can handle and then string the less profitable jobs along. I have to say that I am having a very difficult time finding reliable contractors. I'm dealing with a lack of professionalism at the moment.

[natej]

As usual we appreciated the new episode of the channel. In 2015 I designed a house with 2300 heated square feet with a 2200 square feet basement. 4500 square feet total. The electrical Quote came in at $12400.00. This included everything except Light bulbs, fixtures, smoke detectors or ceiling fans.

[regularjoe]

Thanks for getting straight to the point with the pricing

[lupehernandez]

Thank you for taking your time to show us your work.

[azurasky]

Awesome I have been waiting for the next video in this series and I am loving how everything is coming together! Thank you for sharing your builds and expertise with us. Take care and stay safe 🙏😁

[ethericozone]

I like how you got right to the point. I like that a lot. No pun

[PaulDGreen-buiz]

You’re paying for the knowledge and experience. Thank you for sharing!

[roofertwins]

It feels good seeing progress on projects. And especially seeing the end result. Awesome videos man keep up the good work!!

[jl]

I like how your electrician spread out the wiring like that. Electrical wires is one place where you don't want to bundle the wires so they don't accumulate heat. Some might think he was messy but that's actually to code so there wouldn't be heat accumulation.

[jl]

Truer words have never been spoken. The labor is what gets you.

If you look at the price of materials, putting together a basic house is actually quite inexpensive. Then add 4x the price of materials for labor and it's not so cheap any more.

I wonder how long it would take to get an electrician license?

[anonymousperson]

I liked how he foamed the holes going into the attic.