MEGA Electrical Services is based in Milford, DE and works with homeowners and contractors throughout Kent and Sussex Counties on remodel and addition projects. This work typically includes adding new circuits, rewiring spaces for a new layout, and checking whether an existing panel can handle the added load. We coordinate with general contractors and other trades so the electrical work fits the project timeline without holding up framing or drywall.
From a single rewired kitchen to a full addition, these are the jobs that typically come up once walls start opening.
Kitchen and bath rewiring for new layouts
New circuits for additions and room expansions
Basement and attic finish wiring
Relocating switches, outlets, and fixtures
Panel capacity checks for added load
Updating older wiring during a remodel
Feedback from homeowners and businesses who've worked with our team.
Very pleased. Quick response to my email and followed up by text. I was able to confirm his Master Electrician license on the state’s website. Arrived on time and went straight to work. Reviewed the electrical panel and…
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KandE Traveling
2026-10-19
Zach was extremely knowledgeable, experienced and considerate. Very accommodating and fast! Highly recommended anyone and everyone to call him with all your electrical needs! I had a Tesla port installed and couldn’t be…
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Amanda, glad you’re enjoying your new Tesla charger! It was a pleasure helping you get set up for charging at home, and…
Amanda Leeuwen
2026-10-17
Zach installed a picture light over a painting in our home and it looks great! He was professional, personable and offered several options that could meet our needs. He cleaned up after completing the job and was…
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Desda, thank you for the glowing review! We’re happy Zach helped you find the right lighting option for your painting…
Desda Moss
2026-10-01
Very professional, great prices and amazing customer service!
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Brittany, thank you for the great review! We’re glad you were happy with our pricing and customer service. We…
Brittany Badger
2026-09-22
Zach did a bunch of work around our older home, updating it and improving the safety. We’re grateful for his honest and educational expertise. We will definitely use MEGA Electrical Services again for any other…
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Micayla, we really appreciate your thoughtful review! It’s great to hear that Zach helped make the updates to your home…
Micayla Raffaele
2026-09-18
MEGA Electric Services did an amazing job for us with our house renovations. They were affordable but better than that Zach was courteous and professional from start to finish. So trustworthy and easy to work with. I…
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Michael, thanks for the kind words on the house renovation, and glad Zach was courteous and easy to work with…
Michael Tkach
2026-09-18
From the first site visit to final trim-out, here's what to expect when we handle the electrical side of your project.
We walk the site, look at your remodel or addition plans, and check the existing panel and wiring to see what the new layout will need.
Before anything is torn into, we put together a clear scope covering new circuits, rewiring, and any panel capacity changes, with an estimate you can plan around.
We run new circuits and wiring at the rough-in stage, alongside the framing and other trades, before walls are closed up.
Answers to the questions homeowners ask most about electrical work for kitchen and bath remodels, room additions, and basement finishes.
Q1
Cost depends on how much of the space needs rewiring, how many new circuits and fixtures the addition requires, and whether your panel has room for the added load. A kitchen remodel with new appliance circuits runs differently than a room addition that just needs a few outlets and lights, so we walk the space and give you a scope before quoting a number.
Q2
In many cases, yes. Electrical changes tied to a remodel or addition are often part of the overall building permit for the project, and requirements vary by municipality and scope of work. Your general contractor usually coordinates the permit for the job as a whole. If you are not sure what applies to your project, ask us and we will point you to the right local office.
Q3
It depends on the age and condition of the existing wiring. If walls are already open for a remodel and the wiring is old, aluminum, or undersized, it often makes sense to rewire while everything is accessible rather than patch in new circuits around outdated wiring. For additions, new circuits run from the panel are usually sufficient since you're building fresh space rather than reworking what's already there. We'll look at what you have on site and tell you plainly which approach fits your project.
Q4
Once drywall goes up, moving an outlet, adding a circuit, or fixing a wiring mistake means cutting into finished walls. Planning the electrical layout, circuit count, and fixture locations before framing is closed saves time and avoids rework later. If you're mid-remodel and haven't brought in an electrician yet, it's worth doing before the next construction phase rather than after.
Q5
Earlier is better. Once you have a layout for your kitchen, bath, or addition, that's the right time to get an electrician involved so circuits, panel capacity, and fixture locations are planned alongside the framing and plumbing, not worked around after the fact. We coordinate with your general contractor and other trades so the electrical rough-in lines up with the rest of the build schedule.
Q1
Cost depends on how much of the space needs rewiring, how many new circuits and fixtures the addition requires, and whether your panel has room for the added load. A kitchen remodel with new appliance circuits runs differently than a room addition that just needs a few outlets and lights, so we walk the space and give you a scope before quoting a number.
Q3
It depends on the age and condition of the existing wiring. If walls are already open for a remodel and the wiring is old, aluminum, or undersized, it often makes sense to rewire while everything is accessible rather than patch in new circuits around outdated wiring. For additions, new circuits run from the panel are usually sufficient since you're building fresh space rather than reworking what's already there. We'll look at what you have on site and tell you plainly which approach fits your project.
Q5
Earlier is better. Once you have a layout for your kitchen, bath, or addition, that's the right time to get an electrician involved so circuits, panel capacity, and fixture locations are planned alongside the framing and plumbing, not worked around after the fact. We coordinate with your general contractor and other trades so the electrical rough-in lines up with the rest of the build schedule.
Q2
In many cases, yes. Electrical changes tied to a remodel or addition are often part of the overall building permit for the project, and requirements vary by municipality and scope of work. Your general contractor usually coordinates the permit for the job as a whole. If you are not sure what applies to your project, ask us and we will point you to the right local office.
Q4
Once drywall goes up, moving an outlet, adding a circuit, or fixing a wiring mistake means cutting into finished walls. Planning the electrical layout, circuit count, and fixture locations before framing is closed saves time and avoids rework later. If you're mid-remodel and haven't brought in an electrician yet, it's worth doing before the next construction phase rather than after.
Reach out early in your planning so we can review your layout, check panel capacity, and give you a clear scope and estimate before construction starts. MEGA Electrical Services works with homeowners and contractors throughout Milford and the surrounding Kent and Sussex County communities.
MEGA Electrical Services provides electrical installation, repair, and troubleshooting for homes and businesses throughout Milford, DE and the surrounding Kent and Sussex County area.
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