• Licensed Electrical Contractor
  • Insured
  • Columbia and Mid-Missouri

Good to know

When to bring us in

Kitchen or bath remodel

New circuits for appliances, lighting layers and code-required protection.

Finished basement or bonus room

Turning unfinished space into living space means real electrical work.

An addition

New square footage needs its own circuits and may push panel capacity.

Moving walls or devices

Relocated outlets, switches and lighting to match the new layout.

Scope

What is included

  • Load and capacity checkWe confirm the panel can support the added space, or scope the upgrade.
  • Rough-in and finishNew circuits, boxes, devices and fixtures, from rough-in through trim.
  • Code-required protectionGFCI, AFCI and the protections the space and the code call for.
  • Permit and inspectionWhere the work requires them.
Electrician pulling wire through the framing of a new home

Code

Permits, code and inspection

Remodel and addition electrical is permitted work in most cases.

  • Work is performed to the National Electrical Code and the local amendments that apply in your jurisdiction.
  • Unpermitted electrical work can surface at resale, complicate an insurance claim, and leave the owner holding the liability. We handle it the right way so you do not have to think about it.

How it works

What happens next

  1. Review the planWe look at the scope, the layout, and what the panel can support.
  2. Written estimateA clear scope and price for the electrical portion.
  3. Permits, when requiredWhere the work requires one.
  4. Rough-inWe wire the new circuits and devices, coordinated with the build schedule.
  5. Inspection and finishWe install devices and fixtures.

Cost

What affects the price

Factors, not figures. The written quote is the number.

  • Scope of the space

    A single room versus a full addition.

  • Panel capacity

    Whether the existing panel supports the new load.

  • Fixtures and devices

    Count, type and any specialty items.

  • Access and phase

    Working around other trades and the build sequence.

Timing

What affects the timeline

Remodel electrical runs on the project schedule. We sequence rough-in and finish around the other trades and the inspection, and we tell you where the electrical sits on the critical path.

Customer experiences

What your neighbors say

Emily Severeid-Geiss2 months ago

I’ve used Pinnacle Electric three times now and I’ve always had the best experiences. I live in a very old home and always have a list of random electrical needs. They come out, give an accurate estimate and complete the work on time. Everything is always well done and they explain why they are doing certain things. They really make sure that I understand what’s happening with my home. Everyone who works for Pinnacle is also so kind. From the gal who answers the phone, the owner Jed and all of the technicians that I’ve had. I will keep going back to Pinnacale year after year for all of my electric needs.

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Lance Dykes5 months ago

I recently had Pinnacle Electric out to do some work on a recent home I purchased. They were not only fast and reliable but the most competence price I had received. Highly recommend!

Scott Bell7 months ago

I’ve used Pinnacle twice and they are amazing. They are prompt and do great work. They take great care and leave everything pristine. They explained everything before they left. Their work is quality and their pricing is very fair. I trust them with Amy electrical work in my house and would use them for anything in my home. I most highly recommend them. They take great care and pride in everything they do.

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Jacqueline Nelson7 months ago

The two gentlemen who came to sort my electrical issues for me were very knowledgeable and courteous. Sorted out everything in a very timely manor.

Scope

Scope, cost and timing

Residential, with selective light-commercial build-outs

Electrical scope only, for residential remodels and additions across Columbia and Mid-Missouri, plus selective light-commercial build-outs. We are not the remodeling contractor; we coordinate with yours.

Changes to the job

Additional requested work may change the price. When extra work is needed, we make you aware and submit a change order for your approval before additional work begins.

Questions

Common questions

Do I need a panel upgrade for my addition?

Sometimes. New square footage adds load, and an older panel may not have room. We run the numbers as part of the estimate so there are no surprises mid-project.

What changes the scope or cost?

The size of the space, whether the panel needs work, the fixture and device count, and how the electrical fits the build sequence.

Will this work require a permit or inspection?

Where the code and the local jurisdiction require it, yes. Ask us about your project and we will tell you what applies.

Can you work with my contractor?

Yes. We coordinate the electrical scope and schedule rough-in and finish around the other trades.

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