Milford's housing has a few distinct types, and the electrical work follows them. The established family homes on the streets around the village and the lake are the ones most often being renovated, and a renovation is where most of the electrical decisions get made: where the power points go, how the kitchen appliances are fed, whether the switchboard can take the new load, and how the lighting will actually work once the furniture is in. Getting into a project before the linings go on is worth more than any amount of fixing afterwards.
Closer to the beach and the marina, the coastal air is the thing to plan for. Exterior fittings, outdoor power and lighting all last longer when they are specified for salt exposure and checked now and then rather than left until they fail. Apartments near the village bring their own rules about what can be done inside a unit and what touches shared services, and we sort that out before the work starts so a job does not stop halfway.