Controlled demolition
Identify, disconnect and remove the electrical work included in the awarded remodel scope.
Existing homes · carefully reworked
Electrical demolition, rewiring, rough-in and finish work coordinated around existing framing, drywall, occupied spaces and changing plans.
Defined electrical scope
Remodeling carries conditions that new construction does not: concealed wiring, limited access, existing finishes and scope discoveries after walls open. CMF separates visible scope from assumptions and documents how concealed conditions or owner changes can affect price and schedule.
Final availability, scope, price, schedule, warranty and permit responsibilities are established in the written proposal and agreement after project review.
What CMF can evaluate
The awarded package is adjusted to the actual property, documents and conditions.
Identify, disconnect and remove the electrical work included in the awarded remodel scope.
Replace or extend wiring and circuits for the revised layout and equipment requirements.
Coordinate boxes and cable routes around existing framing, drywall and adjacent trades.
Install devices and fixtures, complete agreed corrections, test operation and close the punch list.

A stronger first estimate
Illustrative website photography communicates the service category. The actual property information, plans, photos and field conditions control the estimate.
Wisconsin service areas
CMF evaluates qualifying work throughout its Wisconsin operating area.
Common questions
Clear information before you request a bid.
The estimate is built from the property information, plans or photos, quantities, existing conditions, material responsibility and schedule. The written proposal identifies final inclusions, exclusions and assumptions.
Rooms and approximate square footage affected, Photos of existing rooms, panel and accessible wiring, Whether walls are open, partially open or finished, Plans, desired layout and target construction dates.
Yes. Inaccurate dimensions, concealed conditions, changed quantities, revised selections or additional work can change the final scope and price. CMF documents those differences before additional work proceeds.
No. Work proceeds only after project review, required approvals and a signed written agreement.
Licensed and verifiable
CMF publishes its three active Wisconsin credentials with direct links to the official state records.
CMF Construction Group LLC · Eau Claire, Wisconsin · projects@buildwithcmf.com · (689) 261-6974.
Wisconsin EC #1772-EC · DC #5158-DCFR · DCQ #5872-DCQ.
Drawings, specifications, schedule inputs and unresolved decisions are identified before final pricing.
Price, scope, schedule, warranty terms, exclusions and change procedures belong in the signed agreement.
Current construction images are illustrative and are not presented as completed CMF projects.
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