Ellis Rembert
Owner and licensed electrician
Starts every bid with the plan set and finishes every job with the inspector's sign-off. Reachable at the number on this page.
Electrical for Nashville builders
Wired to your build schedule
Rough-in, inspection, trim and final for custom and spec homes across Middle Tennessee. One crew lead per house and one schedule you can read at a glance.
Phase 1 · Red wire
Rough-in
Boxes, cable and the panel go in once framing is complete and the roof is dried in. Our crew lead walks the house with your superintendent first.
Walk-through with the superintendent
Boxes set to the plans and the spec sheet
Meter base and panel set
Phase 2 · Blue wire
Inspection
We book the rough-in inspection with the local codes office, and the crew lead is on site when the inspector comes. Anything flagged gets a written fix list before insulation.
Inspection booked by us
Crew lead on site
Fix list in writing
Phase 3 · White wire
Trim
After drywall and paint: devices, plates, fixtures, fans and the panel directory. Trim starts when your painter is out of the rooms.
Devices and plates
Fixtures hung to the lighting plan
Panel directory filled in
Phase 4 · Black wire
Final
Power on, every circuit tested, final inspection booked. Your superintendent gets a punch list sheet, room by room.
Every circuit tested
Final inspection booked by us
Punch list sheet, room by room
Builder spec sheet
Your standards, written down once
Before rough-in, one sheet fixes the choices that cause change orders.
Panel size, device counts, fixture allowances, low-voltage and EV pre-wire, and who orders what and when. Your superintendent keeps a signed copy and so does our crew lead.
Service and panel size
Receptacle, switch and light counts
Fixture and fan allowances
Low-voltage and EV pre-wire
Who orders what, and when
The people on your job
Who you will hear from
Jeremy Beckett
Trim foreman
Runs trim and final, and keeps the punch list to one sheet.
Sabiha Parikh
Project manager
Builds the schedule with your superintendent and owns the inspection calendar.
Lakeisha Sims
Estimator
Takes off the plan set and writes the bid, allowances and all.
Before you sign
License and insurance, ready to check
Look up the license on the board's page, and ask for the certificate of insurance when you set up the subcontract.
License
Electrical ContractorVerify
TN Lic. 000000 · Tennessee Board for Licensing Contractors
The license class a builder checks before signing an electrical subcontract.
Builders
What builders say about the schedule
“Their crew lead walked the framing with my superintendent before a single box went up. The inspection date was on the schedule and on the door.”
Tammy P.Custom home builder, Franklin
“Trim started the morning after paint cleared the rooms. The punch list came back as one sheet, room by room, and nothing was missing from the panel directory.”
Eduardo S.Spec builder, East Nashville
“Eight townhomes in a row, one crew lead, one number to call when a plate was off. That is what we needed on the schedule.”
Dermot B.Production manager, townhome builder
Sample reviews.
Service area
Where our crews work
Nashville and the counties around it. Send the lot address and we will tell you whether we can staff it.
Davidson County
- Nashville
- Belle Meade
- Berry Hill
- Oak Hill
- Goodlettsville
Williamson County
- Franklin
- Brentwood
- Nolensville
- Thompson's Station
- College Grove
- Fairview
- Spring Hill
Rutherford County
- Murfreesboro
- La Vergne
Wilson County
- Mt. Juliet
- Lebanon
Sumner County
- Hendersonville
- Gallatin
We don't schedule jobs west of Dickson or south of Columbia.
Questions builders ask
What do you need to write a bid?
The plan set with the electrical sheet, your fixture and appliance selections, the house address and the month you expect framing to finish. If the selections aren't final, we bid with allowances and mark them.
Who pulls the permit and books the inspections?
The bid says who holds the permit. Either way we book the rough-in and final inspections with the local codes office, and the crew lead is on site for both.
What if framing isn't finished when your crew is scheduled?
Sabiha moves us and tells your superintendent the same day. The schedule shows the hold, so nobody finds out from an empty house.
Do you trim houses you didn't rough in?
Sometimes. We walk the house first and list in writing anything we'd need corrected before trim. Then we set a trim date.
What is on the spec sheet, and who signs it?
Service size, device counts, fixture allowances, low-voltage and EV pre-wire, and who orders what. Your superintendent and our crew lead each keep a signed copy before rough-in.
Send the plan set and the month framing finishes
We read the electrical sheet, count the boxes and send a written bid.