Licensed rough electrical wiring for new construction, home additions, ADUs, and remodels across San Jose, Santa Clara, Cupertino, Mountain View, and 23 other Bay Area cities.
Rough wiring for new builds & ADUs
Kitchen, bathroom & room addition wiring
Every rough-in meets California NEC requirements
Rough wiring, the electrical infrastructure installed inside walls, ceilings, and floors before drywall goes up — is one of the most consequential stages of any construction or remodeling project in the Bay Area. Done correctly, it supports every outlet, switch, circuit, and fixture for the life of the building. Done incorrectly, it creates fire hazards, fails inspections, and causes costly rework after walls are closed.
JetPipe Services provides licensed rough electrical wiring for new construction, ADUs, garage conversions, room additions, kitchen remodels, and bathroom renovations across San Jose, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, Palo Alto, and the broader Bay Area. Every rough-in is engineered to current NEC and California Title 24 requirements, permitted through your city, and ready for inspection before drywall.
No hidden add-ons. The price you approve covers everything on this list.
Bay Area ADU construction is booming. Rough wiring must be completed before insulation and drywall — JetPipe coordinates with your GC to hit the inspection window
Kitchen and bathroom remodels require dedicated circuits, GFCI protection, and often additional capacity. Rough wiring must be inspected before walls close.
Additions require new circuits back to the main panel or a subpanel — plus AFCI and GFCI compliance throughout the new space.
We regularly step in as the electrical subcontractor on Bay Area renovation projects when a GC's original electrician is unavailable or behind schedule.
Most electricians install the charger. JetPipe handles everything — permit, inspection, rebate guidance, and panel upgrade coordination — so you don’t have to manage multiple contractors or paperwork.
California's Title 24 energy code has specific electrical requirements including lighting controls, occupancy sensors, and high-efficacy lighting in new construction and major remodels. JetPipe designs every rough-in to pass Title 24 compliance inspections.
We've completed rough wiring for dozens of Bay Area ADU projects — garage conversions, detached ADUs, junior ADUs, and second-story additions — and understand the specific permit and inspection requirements in San Jose, Santa Clara, Palo Alto, and surrounding cities.
Rough wiring works best when the electrician, GC, plumber, and HVAC contractor are aligned on sequence and scheduling. JetPipe communicates directly with your project team to minimize delays.
We don't schedule a rough-in inspection until we're confident the work will pass. Our inspection pass rate across Bay Area cities is 100% — no callbacks, no rework delays for your project.
From your first call to the permit sign-off — here’s exactly what working with JetPipe looks like.
We review your plans, walk the site, plan circuit layouts, and provide a written quote covering all rough-in work including permit and inspection.
We file the electrical permit with your city — San Jose, Santa Clara, Palo Alto, Sunnyvale, or other Bay Area municipalities — and coordinate with the building department.
Our licensed electricians complete all rough-in wiring to NEC and Title 24 standards, coordinating with your framing and plumbing contractors on sequencing
We schedule and attend the rough-in inspection. Once approved, drywall can proceed. We return for trim-out (device and fixture installation) when ready.
From Santa Clara to Burlingame — if you’re in our zone, we can be there today. Enter your ZIP at booking to confirm same-day availability.
Call to Inquire About your Area
Answers to what Bay Area homeowners ask us most before booking. Still have questions? Call us at 650-495-4570.
Rough wiring is the stage of electrical installation that happens after framing but before insulation and drywall. It includes running wire through wall cavities, drilling through studs and joists, and installing boxes for outlets, switches, and fixtures. It must be inspected and approved before walls are closed.
Rough wiring costs for Bay Area home additions typically range from $3,500 to $12,000 depending on the size of the addition, number of circuits, and whether a subpanel is required. JetPipe provides a detailed written quote after reviewing your plans and walking the site.
Yes. All rough electrical wiring in San Jose, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, and other Bay Area cities requires a permit and city inspection before drywall. JetPipe handles the entire permit process — filing, scheduling, and attending the inspection
Yes. JetPipe regularly serves as the electrical subcontractor on Bay Area residential projects. We coordinate directly with GCs, framers, plumbers, and HVAC contractors on scheduling and sequencing to keep projects on schedule.
ADU electrical work in the Bay Area often involves additional considerations including separate metering, dedicated utility service, EV-ready conduit requirements, and specific city ADU program rules. JetPipe has completed ADU rough wiring across San Jose, Palo Alto, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, and Mountain View.
California Title 24 is the state’s building energy efficiency standard. It affects electrical rough wiring through requirements for lighting controls (occupancy sensors, dimmer compatibility), EV-ready wiring in garages, and all-electric appliance infrastructure in new construction. JetPipe designs every rough-in to pass Title 24 compliance review.
New construction and large additions often require a panel upgrade to support the added circuits — JetPipe handles both
California requires EV-ready conduit in new single-family construction — JetPipe includes this in every new construction rough-in.
JetPipe also handles rough wiring for commercial tenant improvements and new commercial construction across the Bay Area.
Free diagnostic · Permit included · Licensed & insured · Written warranty on all work