New Commercial Construction

The timeline depends on the size and scope of your project, but most commercial electrical installations range from a few weeks to several months. We coordinate closely with your general contractor and follow a phased schedule to align with the overall construction timeline, ensuring each stage, from rough-in to final trim, is completed efficiently and on time.

We begin every project with a detailed consultation to understand your immediate requirements and long-term growth plans. Our designs include scalable panel capacity, spare circuits, and space for future conduit runs. This forward-thinking approach saves time and money down the road if your business expands or your power demands increase.

We base our calculations on the National Electrical Code (NEC), expected load requirements, and any specialized equipment you plan to use. Load calculations consider lighting, HVAC, machinery, office equipment, and potential future additions. We size panels and feeders accordingly to handle both initial and anticipated loads safely and efficiently.

We use high-quality materials such as copper THHN/THWN conductors in EMT conduit for most commercial applications. Where required, we install MC cable or armored cable. For outdoor or corrosive environments, we select weather-resistant and code-compliant products such as PVC-coated conduit and stainless-steel enclosures. All materials meet or exceed local and national safety standards.

We offer a range of backup power options depending on your critical systems and budget. This can include standby generators with automatic transfer switches, battery backup systems (UPS), or hybrid solutions. We help you choose the right system to keep your essential operations running during power outages.

We recommend annual inspections of your electrical panels, breakers, and wiring connections to identify wear, overheating, or code violations. Preventative maintenance can include infrared scanning, torque checks, and cleaning of distribution equipment. For businesses with heavy power use, semi-annual checks may be more appropriate.

At a minimum, a full inspection should be done every year. However, facilities with high energy loads or critical operations (like data centers, medical offices, or manufacturing) may benefit from quarterly or semi-annual checks. Regular inspections help prevent downtime and costly emergency repairs.

Warning signs include: Flickering lights or circuit breakers tripping regularly, Burning smells near electrical panels or outlets, Discolored or warm cover plates, Buzzing sounds from fixtures or equipment, and Unexplained power outages in certain areas. If you notice any of these, it’s best to schedule a professional inspection right away.

You can reach our emergency service line 24/7 for urgent electrical issues. Our response time depends on location and call volume.