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Yes. Just before the plastering, workers use hammers to create indentations in walls and ceilings according to electrical plans, drawing and digging out squares for outlets, fans, lights, and switches. Plastic pipe is installed and wire is pulled through to each outlet, then to the breaker panel. Up to one week after inspection, electricity is connected.
