Electrical Project Design — a professional plan before the electrician starts
Want to do as much yourself as possible, but need the electrical plan done properly before the electrician arrives or you pick up a tool? We prepare or review the design for you, or together with you. You get clear diagrams and lists ready to hand off for installation.
How it works
Request
Describe the building, rooms, existing setup and your wishes — the more detail, the more accurate the initial quote.
Concept draft
We put together an initial layout/diagram for discussion, so you see the direction before we get into details.
Revision rounds
You comment, we refine. The number of rounds and the timeline always depend on project scope — never a fixed number.
Final documentation
You get a ready package — diagrams, schedules, BOM — to hand to an electrician or use yourself; optional supervision during the work is available too.
Why leave the design to a professional
possible document types
from the single-line diagram to as-built documentation — the exact set depends on your project's scope.
Fewer mistakes on site
A clear plan before work starts means less redoing and fewer surprises during installation.
Faster installation
Your electrician or installer works from a ready list instead of improvising on site.
Proper documentation
Aligned with applicable regulations, useful for handover and later inspection.
Coordination between systems
Power, low-voltage/data cabling (KNX, UTP) and smart-home devices are planned together so routes don't conflict.
Fits different roles
Useful for system integrators, electricians, builders/developers, and end clients who want a professional plan before talking to an electrician.
What you get
The exact package always depends on project scope — not every order includes everything below.
- {'t': 'Single-line / schematic diagram', 'd': 'A schematic overview of the electrical installation, usually in PDF or DWG.'}
- {'t': 'Panel layout & schedule', 'd': 'Distribution board layout with spare spaces for future expansion.'}
- {'t': 'Cable & circuit schedule', 'd': 'Delivered in an editable spreadsheet format so your installer can use and update it.'}
- {'t': 'Device / BOM list', 'd': 'A materials and device list for procurement and installation.'}
- {'t': 'Smart-home topology & scenario spec', 'd': 'If automation is part of the project — KNX or another system with scenario descriptions.'}
Frequently asked questions
How much does electrical design service cost?
Price always depends on scope — number of rooms, complexity, and whether smart-home automation is included. Request a quote and we'll assess your specific case.
How long does it take?
Turnaround, like price, depends on project scope and how many revision rounds are needed. We'll discuss a realistic timeline in a consultation.
Can I do part of it myself?
Yes — that's exactly why this service suits DIY-minded people. You can prepare the request and describe your needs yourself; we prepare or review the plan. But the physical connection, installation and sign-off is always done by a certified electrician per applicable national wiring rules.
How is this different from your 'Plan your own wiring' guide?
That guide teaches you how to draw a simple map yourself. This is a service — a professional prepares or checks the design for you, or together with you. Pick whichever matches how much you want to do yourself.
Do you also have a tool for visualizing the layout?
Yes, PanelCraft Builder Studio is a self-service visualization/configuration tool that can complement a professional design service — handy for seeing an idea visually before ordering a full project.
Ready to get your electrical project designed?
Request a quote — we'll tell you what your project would include and what the next step looks like.