Electrical Design

Most electrical problems in finished buildings trace back to missing planning: a socket behind a wardrobe, no point for the geyser, an air conditioner on a circuit that trips, or a distribution board with no spare ways. Once plaster and tiles are done, fixing these means chasing walls and patching finishes.

Our electrical design starts with how each room will be used and where the furniture goes. We then mark light, fan, switch and socket points, with heights, on each floor plan, including provisions for AC units, geysers, kitchen appliances, TV, data and CCTV. From the connected load we work out circuits, wire sizes and protective devices, and prepare distribution board schedules and a single-line diagram.

We also plan earthing, inverter or DG backup circuits, and provisions for EV charging or solar if you want them. For commercial spaces such as showrooms, salons, cafes and gyms, the layout accounts for equipment loads, display lighting and metering needs. Design follows good practice and the relevant provisions of the National Building Code and applicable Indian Standards.

The electrical drawings are coordinated with the structural drawings and the false ceiling design, so conduits are planned in slabs before casting and light positions match the ceiling layout. Changing a point on paper takes minutes; changing it after tiling can take days and damage finished surfaces, which is why we settle these details with you early.