What commercial electrical work do we do?
We handle the electrical systems that keep a commercial building running: the service, the panels, the feeders between them, the circuits that serve equipment and the controls that manage it. Most jobs fall into one of the groups below.
Distribution and protection
Circuits, equipment and controls
Testing and documentation
Why do we measure before we build?
A tenant who adds equipment or a manager who adds a suite often finds out the hard way that the panel was already close to its limit. We start with measured numbers where they matter, because a recorded peak is a better basis for a panel, feeder or service decision than a guess. That is the same data approach behind our load study work, and it is the reason many commercial jobs start with a short recording instead of a quote on equipment.
What kinds of buildings do we work in?
Offices, retail suites, restaurants, medical and professional suites, warehouses, light industrial space and the common areas of apartment and condominium properties. These buildings usually run on 208Y/120 volt or 480 volt three-phase power, carry continuous loads and are inspected by the city, which changes how the work is sized and permitted compared with a house.
How do we work around an open business?
- Rough-in and conduit work during normal hours where it does not disturb customers or staff
- Panel tie-ins and outages scheduled for evenings, weekends or agreed windows
- Phased work so one area stays powered while another is changed
- Permits, inspections and panel schedules handled as part of the job
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