Rough in of First Level of House 

Good work ! Awesome to see a young lady like this taking pride in this field!

"Such a pain in the butt" is the motto of remodeling/tearing into any existing construction. Job well done!

I'm an electrician in Germany and it's nice to see how the work is done in a different country😊. Thank you

I absolutely love it when I see a woman working in the trades. I especially like the fact that you are meticulous in your craftsmanship. 💪

She now has us watch full ads without the ability to skip to see her in work jeans from the rear.

This gentleman is a 10/10. She is intelligent, hard working, beautiful, seems to have a fantastic personality, good taste in music, and self reliant.

WE NEED PEOPLE LIKE THIS ONE NO THOSE TIK TOK LADIES

The last electrician also put the holes in the wrong spot, but the damage is done. Holes should be in the middle third of joists, close to the edge reduces the strength of the structure.

I like that you are not afraid to to work with out gloves,you are not afraid to build some blue collar calluses. Most apprentices are afraid to rough up there soft hands now a days

Your work is so clean and you make all of this look so easy lmao. I wish everyone had your level of integrity and attention to detail.

Great videos Lexi! Try shooting horizontal. RU-vid likes it better and will push it out more.

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I've done a lot of electrical since the 1970's. I did not know what I really whanted to do in life, so I wandered from profession to profession, a lot. I now know what I enjoy doing, but had to retire because of my heart. Make a good go of it. I am proud of you, serously. Make more videos 😀

I've been in the trade for 19 year's and Honestly I wish some of my helpers/apprentices would have half the talent you have. Would make it 1000% easier to be a foreman. Keep up the good work and be safe!

I love watching your videos , they’re clean , simple , and u explain everything clearly . It’s really helpful as a fellow electrician just seeing different ways to solve a problem

Great job. Love how Meticulous you are with your work and I see that’s constant throughout your videos.

As a past code and building official, I love it when you post videos, and I love it when a person not just any person but a lady who really knows her trades and has perfected it....I am working hard to get my daughter into becoming an electrician. Everytime you post videos I send them to my daughter Gabby. My wife and I enjoy keeping up with your videos,,they are great. And your work is spot on perfect and a million thanks. Great to see a lady in you in the trade. As always keep it safe and cheers to you. Love it when you show the Milwaukee trade tools, your too cool , thanks for all you do in trail blazing the field for our female friends and letting so many know they too can do anything men can do. And keep it up! Thanks Jonathan and Maria from wva

A perfect example of adherence to NEC Section 110.12 "Mechanical Execution of Work". Remos (remodeling work) are always a pain, with fire jobs being the worst. But you did a very nice job with this one.

I’d like to see a video of how you make up your switch and receptacle boxes.

I usually work with "slow" (low) voltage. What sucks is when you have to bring someone else's work up to code while at the same time installing your new work. Good stuff sis, keep it up.

So interesting to watch another electrician at work. It was interesting to watch you use calculations to map out each light, my boss just has us nail up the cans without much thought haha

We use rough in pans for the wafer lights. Makes the finish much quicker. Nice work.

Nice work!! Need more people like you in the world!!

I am very impressed and admire your passion with your job. I always have to take days off to keep a close eye on any workers at my place, otherwise they just mess it all up! I always come back at the end of the day with bad surprises. The last one was with the electrician who made a hasty and messy job... He broke a lot of things and ended asking me to buy all the extra parts so that he would come back the next day. I can say that extreme disappointment was a real thing at that point. So, i started learning myself so i can hopefully take care of most of it.

Crushing it, keep up the good work.

Looks like uou got some skills. Skills that pay the bills.

A true professional 👏🏿 👌🏿 🙌🏿 👍🏿.

She crossed my wires, she’s got me excited

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Amazing Work!

great work you're a pro!

Woah! Way to knock it out. Very impressive! 👍🏼👍🏼

The one thing I notice is the pride you take in your job and it's something I always believe lead to perfection in your job.

Thank you for taking the time to make this great video very interesting and well explained

its 2 am and i didnt know i could learn so much. thank you

I recognized that blue pry bar you were using, I'm pretty sure I have one that's either extremely similar, or the same; it's a great tool. I'm a DIY-er and these videos are an inspiration to me, especially when you're saying "this only took me ..." because it's nice to know how fast pros can do this stuff, compared to how much more time it takes me. I'm still fairly new to the work, and I'm always fearful of doing things wrong; I spend a lot of time checking on videos like this, and videos from other youtube electricians to not only ensure what I'm doing is correct/valid and safe, but also afterwards to double check and make sure I don't need to revisit something I've done to correct it. I appreciate electricians, it's an important job and valuable work - unfortunately, I'm too poor to hire someone to do it for me. I'm currently bringing my own home closer to code, as the previous owner seemed to like to do things however they wanted to, with little to no regard for code or safety. There are sets of lights connected in the basement right now that all go through a plug (romex to NEMA5-15P), that's plugged into a "handy plug" (E26 to receptacle) to power fluorescent lighting in the basement.... four magnetic ballasts on that, with eight T8 bulbs. Needless to say, not exactly safe, or code. There's still a lot of aluminum wire, and I'm trying to only install 12/2 or 12/3 romex to replace any lines that need to be pulled out. There's a lot more electrical horrors here, but I've already said a lot here. Videos like this help motivate me to keep fixing the electrical here, and get things into a better state, so I thank you so much for this. Stay safe, and be well.

Fellow sparky here. Love the way you work and really respect your knowledge level and attention to detail. I love my milwaukee laser as well. I was thinking about your wire spools and a circular tub with a lazy susan on top would spool it out like a horizontal reel. Love the lists you do as well, I do the same thing to keep my efforts focused.

Quality Work while meeting deadlines! Love it! Using fancy gadgets can kill time if you don't know how to use them correctly but you seem technologically inclined! BLue collar mixed with white collar. LOL! Keep up the good work!

wow! How good and how professional you work congratulations,

Sweet mercy!

Nice work! Keep it up!

Lovin the low angle up on a ladder shots. Work girl

my friends ordered Lexi on my recommendation, they were dumbfounded at how Lexi does everything and said that now they will only wait for Lexi

Great job 👍

Funny I write LEX on all my tool cases too because of my last name. Made me laugh when I saw that on your laser box hah

Love it lady. Keep it up.

Great video, thanks !!!

Nice work! I prefer to use a flat frame for canless led lights. Doing this, the sheetrocker cuts the hole for the light, and I return at the finish to install the light. It's cleaner for me this way.

You are a master! Elite! No one is better at electric than you! It’s impossible!

I enjoy your videos and learn a lot God Bless You

Hell yeah do your thing from Electrician to electrician much respect

Good stuff

I used a string line when installing my cans. Laser is so much easier lol.

You got all the tools wow even the Klein mod box that so new

Great work my only recommendation. Get a hole hawg and a 1 inch auger. Makes life so much easier

I use the same website for my recessed layouts Nice work Lexi

I use the same recessed light calculator! Not sure why everyone else doesn't. Super easy and quick.

Лекси крутая! Второй раз в жизни вижу, чтобы женщина самостоятельно занималась электрикой.(сам 14 лет в профессии)

great job! many mens now are using the m12 fuel hammer drill check out for drilling in the wood test it for 15 days if you dont like it return it and always use glove protection and glasses.

Awesomeness

This chick has the the prettiest face. Her freckles are awesome. What makes it better? She's a talented electrician.

In my 67 years, I've seen very few Women with this level of Analytical acumen, common sense, and intuitive problem solving ability. Blows me away1

Great work sister

Good work and looking lovely lady🌹

Totally off topic, but your sleeve looks pretty slick.

Really impressive

i would use diagonal pliers to take the staples out instead of the crowbar. Way lighter! Good Content 👍🏼

Awesome Video Lexi! You're also SUPER CUTE! ;) lol This was the first video ive watched on your channel and definitely watching more..

wow you're awesome!

You are lucky to get work on new housing. In my area way too much work performed by foreigners who do okay work but always under bid locals. Seen them sheet rock a huge house and have 3 coats of spackle ready for paint in only 3 amassing days.

I have never ever seen anybody use a laser to rough and electric in the house and I've been doing this for 40 years apparently somebody whoever showed you how to rough and a house didn't have a clue what they were doing it's the only thing you got to do I don't even understand that is so crazy it's either they're so high or solo so far apart from one another it is so simple rough in any house by myself in one day

This is a remodel. Where im from youd usually call a rough in when its new construction.

You need a NM-B spool of some sort for those 250ft coils, even if it's little more than a spindle nailed between studs.

Love the video. You should do more how to videos .

I explain to my clients that your drywallers cannot cover shit until I let them know I passed my inspection. And if they still persist my Hourly rate just increased 10 x higher. By the way! I love your channel. I can only imagine how many people are inspired to bust ass in The USA if you want to have a wonderful life. And if you choose to have Kiddo's then you owe to them as a parent to set the bar on American Greatness! God bless you and America.

Good job and looking lovely lady 🌹

Trades girls are the best 🔥

You seem to like good tools so I would suggest looking into Werner Ladders 3 legged ladders. More stable and you can get into corners better and also stick the front leg through open walls to get you right up onto the wall. If you ever hang lighting outside it makes a world of difference also.

Nice video

NIce job on the presentation. I appreciate that you give your verbal presentation after you've done the work. Often times people will be talking while attempting to perform the task and it becomes very distracting.

First, good job, 110.12 all the way. I am an 01 and a generac certified tech(protector seires certification) i dont know if you know this but, 230.82 10, and 230.85 1 alow you to install the ats as supply side equipment. Meaning you wouldn have to separate the panel, and you could install next to the meter.

your so lucky you dont have to run EMT im jealous, we have to use it here in Chicago

Hi saludos from sacramento ca .😎👍👍👍

WOW...impressive and I hope you make zillions of dollars with your expertise

Do you have a video on the recessed lights you’re using?

So many Milwaukee tools!!! 😍🤤😍🤤 And uhhh also you’re craft is very precise . Have you done work in the commercial field?

I’ve have use that site before thank I’ve forgotten about it.

Ladder aerobics.😂

A big unfinished basement is like a canvas to me.

This is awesome and sooo interesting. I wish the video was a lot longer, and in landscape mode. But im just being picky. Great job.

Can you make a video about all the tools for electricity you use the most or have? btw why do you have so many milwaukee tools, are they good or is it an obsession?

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Wow your smart

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New here, just subbed. Not to turn things into gender, but I just realized theres probably very few things more attractive than a Female Tradesman. I hope your channel inspires more women to flood the workforce, not to balance out the testosterone, but have a world more filled with beings that can actually build, create and problem solve.

Doesn't the inspector have to approve the rough-in before they sheet rock?

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What did you end up charging for that job? Nice work by the way!👍🏼

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