On March 10th, Nick and I did a walk through with Curt Yakel, the electrician, and determined placement of lights, switches, which ones were decorative (I supply) and which are standard recessed (Curt supplies). I had talked with Curt the prior Friday and explained some of my general thoughts: like outlets 20 inches from the floor instead of the standard 12" (easier for old folks to reach); and the fact that I wanted a Generac generator switch installed next to the entrance; plus room for a solar inverter for future solar.

I took a ton of pictures to try to document were the wiring is was before they put up sheetrock, probably still didn't get enough.

Main entrance in basement utility room.Main Level circuits have their breakers in a sub panel in the garage right outside the door to the house. They are also connected to the generator.Backside of the second breaker panel in the garage.Wall outlets in master bedroom. All of my wall outlets are set at 20" to the bottom of the box instead of the usual 12". Easier to reach that way.All boxes on the exterior walls are air-tight.More air-tight outlet boxes.The box on the right is for a TV and my house network access: 1 coax, 1 TV ethernet and 1 LAN ethernet.Curt and helper discussing how to wire the lower level kitchen. The metal vent in wall is for the microwave/hood combo.In laundry room. Yellow wires for outlet under cabinet and for an outlet inside a drawer for a charging station. Black wires are for TV coax coming up from utility room.For outlet on island.The TV/network wires headed to the main level.Bundle of the TV/network cables headed to the master bedroom/living room wall and the office.One of the busiest walls is between the master bedroom & living room. There is a TV/network drop on both sides along with the wall outlets and lighting. TV and house network drop in living room. Black is coax. Yellow & blue are eithernet - one for TV and one for network.My network cables. Going to put my main router here in the panty. There will be ethernet to office, under the stairs where I'll put a wi-fi AP, and everywhere there is a TV drop.And FINALLY, March 31, 2020, the power company got the electric run and the meter in.