Hire a licensed electrician and obtain required permits
Check local electrical codes and inspection requirements
Create a complete wiring plan for all rooms, appliances, and circuits
Calculate electrical load for the house
Choose the service size, panel location, and circuit layout
Select approved wire, cable, boxes, breakers, outlets, and fixtures
Shut off all power before starting any work
Install the main service equipment and breaker panel
Run feeder cables from the service to the panel
Install electrical boxes for outlets, switches, lights, and appliances
Drill framing members and route cables through walls, ceilings, and floors
Staple and secure cables properly
Separate low-voltage wiring from power wiring
Install dedicated circuits for major appliances and HVAC equipment
Connect outlets, switches, lights, and hardwired devices
Install grounding and bonding conductors
Connect neutrals, grounds, and hot conductors correctly at the panel
Label all circuits clearly in the panel
Test continuity, polarity, grounding, and breaker operation
Schedule required inspections before closing walls
Cover wiring with drywall only after approval
Install devices, covers, and fixtures after finishing work
Restore power and verify proper operation of every circuit