When should the electrician be involved in a remodel?

During planning, whenever possible. Early involvement helps us agree on outlets, lighting, and appliance power before framing, cabinets, or finishes limit the options.

Do you work directly with general contractors?

Yes, for residential and small commercial projects that fit our schedule and services. We coordinate wiring, inspections, changes, and final installation with the contractor.

All electrical services

Remodel & Addition Electrical

Plan the electrical work for your remodel.

From kitchens and bathrooms to additions and workshops, we help plan the wiring, lighting, and outlets early. We coordinate with you and your contractor through installation, inspections, and completion.

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Kitchen remodel opened for coordinated electrical rough-in work — Kitchen remodel wiring in progress

Remodels & Additions

How we can help.

Kitchen and bathroom remodel wiring

Room additions and converted spaces

Lighting and switching redesign

Appliance and equipment circuits

Existing wiring corrections

Contractor coordination and phased work

MNM project photos

Finished room remodel with recessed lighting and dark ceiling beams — Finished remodel lighting

Bathroom remodel with illuminated mirrors and new electrical work — Lighted bathroom mirrors

Ceiling electrical rough-in during a residential remodel — Ceiling rough-in

Electrical boxes and wiring installed during a bathroom rough-in — Bathroom electrical rough-in

Wide view of a finished kitchen with pendants and recessed lighting — Finished kitchen lighting

Finished kitchen remodel with recessed task lighting — Kitchen remodel lighting

Working with MNM

What to expect.

These are the usual steps. Your estimate or service agreement will confirm what is included for your project.

01
Reviewing your plans and the work area
02
Planning circuits, outlets, lighting, and controls
03
Rough-in coordinated with other trades
04
Required inspections and corrections
05
Trim-out, labeling, and functional testing
06
Discussing and pricing changes before additional work

Local service

Serving Denham Springs and nearby communities.

MNM is based in Denham Springs and serves homeowners and select businesses throughout Livingston Parish, Greater Baton Rouge, and nearby Ascension communities.

Denham Springs Livingston Parish Walker Watson Baton Rouge Central

Service questions

Frequently asked questions.

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Let’s discuss your electrical work.

Tell us what you’d like to install, improve, or have checked. We’ll answer your questions and discuss the next steps.

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