Show the requested fixtures.
Keep lighting locations with the deck and stair layout.
Decks · Quilcene, Washington
Decks in Quilcene with planned lighting need a defined electrical scope before the surface closes the framing. Ask the deck provider and electrical contractor to coordinate their work and inspection timing.
A fixture location on a sketch is not the complete electrical installation. Keep routing, access and any future service needs visible while the structure is being designed.

Deck construction
Have the providers mark the proposed lighting and connected work on the deck drawing. Ask the electrical contractor to assess the actual routing and required review, and have the deck provider coordinate the construction sequence and structural interfaces. Identify any access that must remain available for service. Retain the accepted installation information at handover, and have later changes reviewed before drilling or altering the framing. The deck proposal should state whether electrical work is included and who is responsible for it.
Keep lighting locations with the deck and stair layout.
Name the qualified provider and applicable permit/inspection process.
Agree the work sequence and any retained service access before boards conceal the area.
Before work begins
Use County DCD for the actual deck proposal and have the electrical provider establish the appropriate electrical authority and inspection responsibilities.
Do not assume a deck-material quote includes a lighting installation. Keep the electrical package and any supporting structural coordination explicit in the accepted scope.
Ask for the actual electrical package and provider responsibility to be stated explicitly.
Coordinate the qualified electrical design and construction sequence before access is concealed.
The installed equipment information, agreed access and applicable completion records.
Share the desired fixtures and service-access questions so the providers can coordinate the structure and electrical work.