Expert Bathroom Electrical Work
Bathrooms require specialized electrical work due to moisture and safety concerns. Our licensed electricians provide comprehensive bathroom electrical services that meet all National Electrical Code (NEC) requirements for wet locations. Modern bathroom upgrades often include USB outlets for convenient device charging.
From GFCI outlet installation to exhaust fan wiring and lighting upgrades, we ensure your bathroom electrical system is safe, functional, and code-compliant throughout Northern Virginia, Maryland, and Washington DC.
Safety First
Code Compliant
Our Bathroom Electrical Services
GFCI Outlet Installation
Required GFCI protection for all bathroom outlets, providing life-saving protection from electrical shock in wet conditions.
Exhaust Fan Installation
Professional installation of bathroom exhaust fans with proper venting to prevent moisture damage and mold growth.
Vanity Lighting
Installation of vanity lights, recessed lighting, and decorative fixtures with proper wet location ratings.
Heated Floors
Radiant floor heating installation with GFCI protection and proper temperature controls for comfort and safety.
Towel Warmers
Electric towel warmer installation with proper electrical connections and safety switches for luxury comfort.
Electrical Repairs
Troubleshooting and repair of bathroom electrical issues, faulty GFCI outlets, and lighting problems.
Bathroom Electrical Safety Requirements
Required Safety Features
- GFCI Protection: All bathroom outlets must have GFCI protection within 3 feet of sinks
- Dedicated Circuit: At least one 20-amp circuit required for bathroom outlets
- Proper Spacing: Outlets must be within 3 feet of sink but not directly above
- Wet Location Fixtures: All lighting and electrical devices must be rated for wet locations
Code Compliance Areas
- Zone 0: Inside bathtub/shower - no electrical equipment allowed
- Zone 1: Above bathtub/shower - special fixtures only
- Zone 2: Near wet areas - GFCI protected equipment
- Outside Zones: Standard electrical rules with moisture considerations
Our Installation Process
Safety Assessment
Comprehensive evaluation of bathroom electrical needs, moisture zones, and code requirements.
Circuit Planning
Design proper electrical circuits with adequate capacity and GFCI protection for all bathroom needs.
Professional Installation
Expert installation of outlets, fixtures, and equipment with proper wet location ratings and safety measures.
Testing & Inspection
Complete testing of GFCI protection, proper grounding, and code compliance verification.
Common Bathroom Electrical Projects
Bathroom Renovations
Complete electrical upgrades for bathroom remodels including new circuits, GFCI outlets, lighting, and ventilation.
- New electrical panels integration
- Modern GFCI outlet placement
- Upgraded lighting design
- Ventilation system installation
Safety Upgrades
Bringing older bathrooms up to current electrical codes with proper GFCI protection and safe wiring practices.
- GFCI outlet retrofits
- Grounding system updates
- Circuit separation compliance
- Electrical panel upgrades
Bathroom Electrical Service Areas
Northern Virginia
- • Fairfax & Fairfax County
- • Vienna & Tysons
- • Arlington & Alexandria
- • McLean & Great Falls
- • Herndon & Reston
- • Falls Church & Annandale
Maryland
- • Bethesda & Chevy Chase
- • Rockville & Potomac
- • Silver Spring & Takoma Park
- • Montgomery County
- • Prince George's County
- • College Park & Hyattsville
Washington DC
- • Northwest DC
- • Georgetown & Dupont Circle
- • Capitol Hill & Southeast
- • Foggy Bottom & Southwest
- • Northeast DC
- • All DC Neighborhoods
Frequently Asked Questions
How many outlets do I need in my bathroom?
Code requires at least one outlet within 3 feet of each sink. For convenience, most bathrooms benefit from 2-4 GFCI-protected outlets.
Can I install a regular outlet in my bathroom?
No, all bathroom outlets must have GFCI protection. Regular outlets pose serious shock and electrocution risks in wet environments.
Do I need a separate circuit for my bathroom?
Yes, current code requires at least one 20-amp circuit dedicated to bathroom outlets, and additional circuits may be needed for lighting and fans.
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