Layout wiring and rough-in
Branch circuits, boxes, pathways, and electrical rough-in placed around the approved walls, counters, ceilings, and equipment.
Tenant finish-outs and remodels
Electrical finish-outs built around the schedule.
Rough-in, trim-out, lighting changes, equipment circuits, and punch work for tenant spaces and commercial remodels across the San Antonio area.
- Plan-driven scope
- Rough-in through trim
- Built around other trades
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Rough to trimFull electrical sequence
DirectOwner-led communication
From an empty suite to opening day
Finish-out electrical has to land in the right place at the right time.
Walls move. Equipment changes. Lighting layouts get revised. The tenant still has a date when the space needs to open.
Texas Made Electric handles the electrical work inside that moving schedule, from layout changes and rough-in through fixtures, devices, equipment power, and punch.
Finish-out scope
The electrical details inside the finished space.
Lighting and switching
Fixture layouts, relocations, switching, controls, emergency or egress-related lighting scope, and final trim.
Dedicated equipment circuits
Power for tenant equipment based on the electrical requirements supplied for the project.
Panels and circuit changes
Panel schedules, breakers, circuit additions, and distribution changes that support the new tenant layout.
Trim-out and device installation
Receptacles, switches, plates, fixtures, and final electrical connections installed after finishes are ready.
Punch and closeout
Final changes, corrections, labeling, and job details that need to be complete before turnover.
The sequence matters
Rough-in, inspections, trim, equipment, punch.
Plans and site conditions
Compare the drawings with the suite, existing service, and what is already in place.
Rough-in and coordination
Place the electrical work with framing, mechanical, plumbing, ceilings, millwork, and equipment in mind.
Trim and connections
Return after finishes for devices, fixtures, equipment circuits, and final connections.
Punch and turnover
Resolve final items and leave the electrical work organized for the tenant and project team.
A better first call
Bring the information that controls the job.
Current drawings
Use the latest electrical and architectural sheets so the scope starts from the right layout.
Power requirements
Provide manufacturer data or schedules for anything that needs dedicated electrical power.
Milestones and access
Share rough-in, ceiling, trim, equipment, inspection, and opening dates that affect the electrical work.
Questions before you call
Straight answers about this work.
What is included in a tenant finish-out electrical scope?
Scope can include rough-in, lighting, switching, receptacles, panels, dedicated equipment circuits, trim-out, final connections, and punch work. The plans and site conditions determine the final scope.
Can Texas Made Electric work in an existing occupied building?
Many remodels and tenant projects happen inside active properties. Access, shutdowns, business hours, and tenant coordination should be discussed before scheduling.
What plans should I provide?
Send the current architectural and electrical sheets, equipment schedule, landlord criteria, and any revisions that affect walls, ceilings, lighting, or power.
How early should I call?
Call as soon as the plans and target schedule are available. Early scope review reduces conflicts once framing and other trades are moving.
Related work
Keep narrowing the scope.
Building out or remodeling a tenant space?
Call with the project address, current plans, and target schedule. Start the electrical scope before rough-in dates are on top of you.