
Residential Electrical
New construction, renovations, rewires, lighting, and everything a finished home needs to work safely.
Specializing in new construction and refined renovations. Delivering reliable power solutions for the finest homes and businesses across Connecticut.
Who We Are
Radiance Electrical Solutions handles the electrical side of new construction, renovations, and service work for homeowners, builders, and business owners across Connecticut.
The crew is small on purpose. You deal with the same people from the first walkthrough to the final inspection, and the work gets built to a standard we’re happy to photograph.
What We Do
From standby generators and panel upgrades to full electrical packages on new builds.

New construction, renovations, rewires, lighting, and everything a finished home needs to work safely.

Fit-outs, equipment hookups, three-phase distribution, and service work scheduled around your operation.

Whole-home and light commercial standby systems, from load calculation through commissioning.
In Detail
From a single dead circuit to a full rewire — devices, dedicated appliance circuits, smoke and CO detection, exterior and landscape power, and panel surge protection. Finished surfaces get protected before anything opens up.

Tenant fit-outs, equipment hookups, three-phase distribution, and service work. We work off drawings, coordinate with GCs and building engineers, and schedule shutdowns around your operation.

Whole-home and light commercial standby systems — load calculation, pad, generator set, automatic transfer switch, and the feeders between them. Gas and utility coordination, permits, and inspection handled, then the unit is commissioned and demonstrated.

Level 2 home and workplace charging on a properly sized dedicated circuit. We confirm the existing service can carry the load before quoting, then run the circuit where you actually park. Hardwired or receptacle, indoor or outdoor rated.

Replacing a full, obsolete, or unsafe load center with a panel that has room to grow. Circuits are traced, transferred, and labeled in a directory the next person can actually read. AFCI/GFCI protection and whole-panel surge suppression added where required.

Increasing the incoming service — 100A to 200A, 200A to 400A, or a single meter to a multi-position bank. Utility application and coordination, mast or underground lateral, meter socket, grounding electrode system, and the inspection that has to pass before power is restored.

Interior, exterior, and landscape lighting laid out around how the space is actually used. Recessed layouts, decorative fixtures, under-cabinet and cove lighting, dimming and controls, plus LED retrofits that cut load and even out color across a room or a whole facility.

Full electrical packages on new builds, additions, kitchens, baths, basements, and gut renovations — rough-in through trim. We work off the plan set and coordinate with the GC and other trades so walls close on schedule. Mechanical and appliance hookups included: boilers, air handlers, mini-splits, well and sump equipment.

Camera and low-voltage installation with the cabling done right the first time — concealed runs, proper terminations, PoE switching, and a recorder location that stays accessible. Cameras are aimed and focused on site, and you leave knowing how to pull footage.
Tripping breakers, dead circuits, flickering lights, failed inspections, and equipment that won’t start. We diagnose with meters and a method rather than guesswork, explain what we found, and give you the option to repair now or plan the larger fix.

Our Work
Real installations, photographed on site. Tap any photo to view it larger.
Whole-home standby unit set on a poured pad with a new automatic transfer switch, sized so the house runs normally through an outage.
Service-rated transfer switch installed and terminated with labeled, dressed conductors and conduit routed clear of the mechanical equipment.
Full-size load center paired with an emergency service disconnect, roughed for a generator feed and left with a clean, readable circuit directory.
Six-position meter stack fed by underground laterals, with each run swept, supported, and labeled before backfill and utility connection.
Overhead lighting across an active manufacturing space, staged in sections so machining and assembly kept running through the work.
Power and disconnect for exterior mechanical equipment, with conduit run tight to the structure and sealed at every penetration.
Breakers, contactors, and control wiring landed on terminal blocks and numbered, so the next service call starts with a drawing instead of a guess.
Power and controls for a high-efficiency heating system — circulators, zone controls, and service receptacles run in conduit on a dedicated backboard.
Generator set on a new pad with the transfer switch and meter tied in alongside, then commissioned and exercise-tested before sign-off.
Why Radiance
Work performed to current code and local requirements, with permits pulled and inspections met.
Confirmed appointments, and a call from us the moment anything needs to move.
Straight runs, correct terminations, and clean penetrations — the details that hold up years later.
Itemized written quotes, plain explanations, and a call before anything changes the price.
Labeled circuits, level devices, tidy conduit, and a site left clean at the end of every day.
Connecticut based, so the person who quoted your job is the person you can reach afterward.
Process
Tell us what’s happening and where. For anything unsafe, we’ll tell you what to shut off before we arrive.
We look at the existing service, panel capacity, and access, then price the work in writing with the scope itemized.
Permits pulled and utility coordination handled where the work requires it, with a date confirmed before we start.
Surfaces protected, work performed to code, and the site cleaned at the end of every day — not just the last one.
We meet the inspector, label the panel, demonstrate the new equipment, and hand over documentation before we leave.
Equipment
Trusted products from industry-leading manufacturers.







Get Started
Tell us about the project and we’ll follow up with a written, itemized estimate.