510 1st Ave, Oregon City, OR 97045
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Jack’s Electric

New Construction & Remodeling

Electrical installation work for a construction or remodeling project

Residential & Commercial Projects

New Construction & Remodeling

Electrical Work That Starts With Your Plans.

Bring your new build, addition or renovation together with electrical work planned around the layout, equipment and everyday use of your space.

Jack’s Electric provides electrical contracting for new construction and remodeling projects in Oregon City, Portland Metro, surrounding Oregon communities and Clark County, Washington. We work with homeowners, business owners and project teams to discuss electrical requirements from the planning stage through installation.

A new project is an opportunity to consider where lighting, outlets, switches and equipment connections will serve you best. For remodeling work, we also consider how the proposed changes relate to the existing wiring and electrical setup.

Electrical Work for Your Project

The scope is shaped by your drawings, intended use and the areas being built or renovated.

  • Electrical wiring for new homes and buildings
  • Wiring changes for additions and remodeled rooms
  • Outlet and switch placement for updated layouts
  • Lighting installation for new and renovated spaces
  • Circuits for appliances and project equipment
  • Panel and service requirements for planned changes

Plan the Details Before Installation

Sharing your floor plans, equipment details and preferred fixture locations helps define the electrical scope. We can discuss installation stages, access requirements and how the electrical work fits into your wider project schedule.

For renovations, related work may include home wiring and rewiring , lighting installation and upgrades or electrical panel upgrades . Business projects may also involve our office and retail fit-out services .

Tell Us What You’re Building or Changing

Share your project location, available drawings, the rooms or areas involved and your expected construction schedule. Include details of any planned appliances, lighting or equipment so we can discuss the electrical requirements.

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