Start with the room you are building
Bring the current cabinet or room plan, appliance models and fixture selections. A relocated island, new range, vanity lighting or an added bathroom can change the wiring needed. Tell us which items are staying, which will move and which are entirely new so the estimate follows the actual renovation.
Kitchen work can include appliance circuits, countertop and island power, pendant lights and under-cabinet lighting. Bathroom work can include lighting, switches, receptacles and the electrical connection for an exhaust fan. The selected products and existing installation determine the appropriate scope.
Coordinate before surfaces are finished
Cabinet placement, tile, mirrors and backsplash heights affect where devices and fixtures belong. Discuss the electrical layout with your remodeler before walls are closed or final surfaces are installed. Share revised drawings when a selection changes; a different appliance or fixture can affect a previously planned connection.
For an occupied home, identify the rooms that must remain usable and discuss planned interruptions to power. If only part of the room is being opened, access to the existing wiring and the agreed responsibility for wall repairs should be included in planning.
What shapes the estimate and schedule
The number of new locations, appliance requirements, wiring route, access behind finishes and condition of the existing circuits affect the work. A remodel does not automatically require a service upgrade; Guardian reviews the proposed equipment and existing supply before recommending additional electrical work.
Send the construction stage, requested rough-in date and contractor contact with your plans. Finish installation depends on fixtures, cabinetry and other work being ready. We confirm the scope and timing around those stages rather than treating the entire remodel as one service visit.
Guardian serves homes and businesses in Myrtle Beach, Carolina Forest, all of Horry County and all of Georgetown County. We travel to your property; share the address and scope so we can discuss the next step. See our service areas.
Questions about kitchen and bathroom electrical work
Can you help with a small kitchen or bathroom update?
Yes. Describe the specific changes, such as replacing vanity lights, moving a switch or adding an appliance circuit. Smaller updates can be reviewed without assuming the whole room needs rewiring.
Should I buy the fixtures and appliances first?
You can share candidate models before buying. Their installation instructions help check electrical requirements, mounting arrangements and controls. Confirm the final selections before the relevant wiring stage.
Can I see related Guardian work?
Our kitchen-pendant project page shows an actual Guardian lighting installation. It is useful as a lighting example; it is not presented as proof that Guardian performed every part of a kitchen remodel.
Mirror lighting, bidet seats and bathroom equipment
Illuminated mirrors, vanity lights and medicine cabinets can have different electrical connection and control arrangements. Share the model and mounting layout so the wiring and switching can be coordinated before tile and wall finishes are complete. For a bidet seat, tell us its electrical requirements and the intended receptacle location; we review location and protection as part of the project. Steam-shower equipment, electric towel warmers and floor-heating systems also need model-specific planning with the installer. Electrical supplies and controls should be clearly separated from plumbing, waterproofing and the equipment vendor’s responsibilities.