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Electrical Plans for Permit

Layouts that show the reviewer where power, lighting and equipment go, how they are protected and whether the service can carry the load.

  • Panel, circuits and equipment connections
  • GFCI, AFCI and smoke alarm notes
  • Load calculations when required

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Included on electrical plans

  • Existing and new panel location and rating
  • Service size and meter location
  • Lighting fixtures and switching
  • Receptacle layout
  • Dedicated circuits for appliances and equipment
  • EV charger, HVAC and water heater connections
  • GFCI and AFCI protection notes
  • Smoke and carbon monoxide alarm locations
  • Panel schedule when required
  • Load calculation when required
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Load calculations explained

A load calculation compares the demand of everything on the panel with the size of the service. Adding an ADU, a heat pump, an EV charger or a kitchen can push an older service past its limit.

Reviewers often ask for a calculation when a project adds major loads or a subpanel. If the numbers show the service is too small, the plan notes the upgrade so the electrician and utility can plan for it.

Related services

MEP plansPlumbing plansHVAC plansADU plansTenant improvements

Frequently asked questions

Does a homeowner need electrical plans?

For small work, many offices do not. For ADUs, additions, service upgrades and commercial spaces, an electrical plan is usually part of the permit set.

Can you design a subpanel for an ADU?

Yes. We show the feeder, subpanel location and circuits, and include a load calculation when required.

Do you need photos of my panel?

Yes. A clear photo of the panel label and breakers helps us confirm the existing service.

Send your electrical details

A floor plan and a photo of your panel is enough to start. We confirm scope and price.

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