Identify any special wiring needs by room:

— home sound system
— ceiling wiring for bedroom fans
— wiring the shed for electricity, etc.

Start the electrical wiring when the house has been "dried" — windows, doors, and roof installed.

Ceiling and wall lighting may be installed during this phase, or at least designed so that electrical switches and sockets can be installed prior to dry walling — see lighting design

For Electrical:

··	consider multiple switches for a single light (upstairs and downstairs)
··	install dual switches for light and fan
··	order photoelectric cell for the outside and pathways
··	install motion detection sensors around the garage and back
··	request special wiring for computers, entertainment rooms, alarm systems, ceiling fans, and the like — see our home wired discussion below
··	add additional outlets along the kitchen counters and bathroom

Visit our Home Building Gallery for complete information on electrical wiring and equipment:

	view center: electrical wiring
	view center: home lighting
	view center: home entertainment / wired home
	view center: home office setup
	view center: entry protection

Check electrical codes:

check this online building code guide:
www.codecheck.com/eleccode.htm
check mechanical codes:
www.codecheck.com/mechcode.htm

From howstuffworks.com:
about electrical wiring

Getting Started:

Step 1: develop the plan
take a completed draft of the spec sheet to your architect or planner, who will can customize a home building plan or revise an existing plan that meets your specs.

use your spec sheet and floor plan to bid the construction project to contractors


Step 2: get required building permits
It will either be up to you or the contractor to obtain each permit.

• all about permits
  
• lookup your local government for permit information
  
  

Step 3: find pre-screened contractors and
other service providers:

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