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Your plans, or a designer we trust. One contractor carries the house from site work and framing through the electrical and the finishes, then walks it with you before the last invoice.

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5.0 on Google from 11 reviews as of September 29, 2026. Read them

A two-story home under construction, wrapped and roofed, with a long front porch on white columns and a garage wing to the right
Wrapped, roofed, porch framedSeptember 3, 2026

Custom homes

A builder who started as an electrician.

A custom home passes through a lot of hands. Here, one contractor runs the whole job, and the electricians are our own. Panel locations, wire paths and fixture boxes are planned with the floor plan and framed in, not cut in later.

We build from your architect's plans, or we can connect you with designers we trust. Site evaluation and permits come first, then framing, roofing and the exterior, then the rough-in, the inspections and the interior finishes, with weekly updates the whole way.

The photos below follow one of our own builds, a two-story home with a long front porch, from the first dig to the rough-in. We took them as it went up, and the dates under them are the camera's.

The electrician's eye

The electrician's eye, stage by stage

  • Before framing

    The panel location and the service size are settled with the floor plan, so the framing leaves room for them.

  • Rough-in

    With the walls open, every circuit is pulled to its box: outlets, switches, lights, the range, the car charger. Then it is inspected, before the insulation goes in.

  • Exterior

    Outdoor lights and outlets go on with the siding, right where they were planned at rough-in.

  • Finish and walkthrough

    Devices, fixtures and appliances are connected, the lights come on, and we review every detail with you before the last invoice.

From the job file

One house, by the camera's dates

One of our own builds. Open any photo to see it larger.

  1. An excavator and a skid steer cutting a foundation into red clay, with survey tripods set up at the edge of the dig

    The first dig

  2. Poured concrete foundation walls around a floor of vapor barrier and steel mesh, ready for the slab

    Foundation walls up, slab prepped

  3. A new concrete slab inside its foundation walls, framing lumber stacked beside it and the crew at work on the far side, tall pines behind

    Slab poured, lumber on site

  4. The first-floor walls of a new home standing on its foundation, seen across the cleared lot

    First-floor walls standing

  5. A two-story home and its garage wing framed and sheathed in plywood, the front porch roof held on temporary braces

    Framed and sheathed

  6. Inside the framed home: open stud walls with device boxes and cable in place, and ductwork run through the floor trusses overhead

    Rough-in: cable, boxes and ductwork

From the job file

Finished, from the company's website

A finished split-level home with gray siding, stone along the lower level and a screened porch, and a detached two-bay garage at the end of a new driveway
The house, the porch and the garageCompany website
A split-level home with new gray siding, black shutters, stone along the lower level and a screened porch at the right
New siding, stone and a screened porchCompany website
A screened porch with a knotty pine ceiling, a sectional sofa and a view across a lawn
Screened porch, pine ceilingCompany website
A block foundation with brick piers and a prepared slab on a wooded lot, gravel in the foreground and the crew at work in the distance
Block foundation and slab prepCompany website

These are small copies from the company's own website, shown at the size they were published. See every job in the job file.

Google reviews

In a customer's words

While most electricians will only “color inside the lines” and handle purely electrical related tasks, the Stamp team understands that the electrical system is just one part of the greater system, your home.

Jason Zachariah, Google review Excerpt

Quoted word for word from Google, where the rating was 5.0 from 11 reviews on September 29, 2026.

How a job runs

Four steps, one contract.

  1. Step 1

    Free consultation

    We meet on site, listen to what you want and look at the space.

  2. Step 2

    Written estimate

    A clear scope, a timeline and a written price.

  3. Step 3

    Build

    One supervisor, weekly updates and a tidy job site.

  4. Step 4

    Final walkthrough

    We review every detail with you before the last invoice.

Step one starts with a call to (301) 832-4591 or the free estimate request.

Questions

Asked before the first visit.

Anything else, call (301) 832-4591. A person answers.

Can I bring my own plans?

Yes. We build from your architect's plans, or we can connect you with designers we trust.

Where does a custom home start?

With a free consultation on site. We look at the lot and the plans, then send a written estimate with a clear scope.

Do you handle the permits?

Yes. Permits and inspections are handled as part of the job.

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