Portland & Vancouver, WA

Electrical Remodel Work

$1,150 – $3,000 Most bathroom remodels — the remodel job we do most often

  • Licensed & insured, OR & WA
  • Permit & inspection included
  • 5-year labor warranty
  • 5.0 rating on Google

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Wiring updates and fixture installations that match your renovation goals — done safely and efficiently.

Renovating? We update wiring, add circuits, relocate devices, and install new fixtures to match your remodel — coordinating with your other trades so the electrical never holds up the project.

Older homes and buildings often hide outdated or unsafe wiring. We bring everything up to current code as we go, so your finished space is safe as well as beautiful.

What remodel wiring costs

$1,150 – $3,000 Most bathroom remodels — the remodel job we do most often

  • Bathroom remodel wiring $1,150 – $3,000

    New circuits, fan, lighting and GFCI protection. Median: $2,000.

  • Kitchen remodel wiring $1,200 – $4,500

    Dedicated appliance circuits, lighting and code updates.

  • Whole-home remodel wiring $6,500 – $14,000

    Every room rewired as part of a full renovation. Median: $10,000.

These ranges are a starting point, not a quote. The exact price for your job can only be set after we talk it through — call or send the form and you’ll have it as a free written estimate before any work starts.

Ranges taken from our own paid invoices, August 2024 – August 2026.

Who this is for

You're renovating a kitchen, bathroom, or living space and need wiring moved or added

Your remodel uncovered outdated, unsafe, or non-code wiring

You're adding fixtures, outlets, or circuits to match a redesign

You need an electrician who can coordinate with your GC and other trades without holding up the schedule

What's included

  • Wiring updates & new circuits
  • Fixture & device installation
  • Code corrections
  • Trade coordination
  • Outlet & switch relocation
  • Recessed & accent lighting
  • Dedicated appliance circuits
  • Old & knob-and-tube wiring replacement
  • GFCI/AFCI upgrades for code compliance

How long it takes

Recent Electrical Remodel Work jobs have taken 3–14 days, depending on scope. Permit and inspection scheduling is handled as part of the job and doesn't add to your timeline beyond what the utility or inspector requires.

Why Power Professor

What you get besides the work

5-year labor warranty

In writing, on every install. Parts keep the manufacturer's own warranty on top of it.

Permit and inspection included

We pull the permit, book the inspection and meet the inspector. It's in the price, not on top of it.

Licensed in Oregon and Washington

CCB #244602 in Oregon, UBI 604467072 in Washington. Fully insured on both sides of the river.

700+ jobs in the last two years

Seven years on Portland and Clark County electrical.

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Answers

Electrical Remodel Work FAQ

01Will electrical work delay my remodel?
We coordinate directly with your contractor and other trades so electrical work stays on schedule, not a bottleneck.
02My house has old wiring — is that a problem?
It's common in older homes. We bring what we touch up to current code as part of the remodel.
03Can you add circuits for new appliances?
Yes, we size and add dedicated circuits for ranges, dryers, and other major appliances.
04Do you handle permits for remodel electrical work?
Yes, permits and inspection coordination are included.
05Can you match existing fixtures or install new ones?
Both — we install new fixtures to your spec or work around what you're keeping.
06Do you work on older homes with non-standard wiring?
Yes — updating older or non-standard wiring to current code is one of the most common parts of remodel work.

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Recent work

Electrical Remodel Work projects

ResidentialCannon Beach, OR

Modern Home Electrical Renovation

This residential electrical project included the installation and coordination of new lighting, electrical circuits, and power distribution throughout a modern home renovation. The work covered interior living spaces, bathrooms, exterior areas, and the main electrical panel.

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