LICENSED COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
The electrical scope that keeps your build-out on schedule
We handle the power, lighting and low-voltage work on commercial tenant improvements — capacity checks, gear procurement, rough-in, inspections and closeout — sequenced so the electrical trade never becomes the hold-up.
20+
years of commercial electrical work
4M+
square feet powered and lit
95%
first-time inspection pass rate
24/7
service and emergency response
Small on the budget, decisive on the schedule
Electrical is rarely the largest cost on a tenant improvement — but distribution gear runs months to deliver, inspections come in a fixed order, and drywall, ceilings and finishes all wait on rough-in. Get it wrong and the whole job slips.
We treat electrical as a schedule problem first: confirm capacity in week one, release long-lead gear off preliminary drawings, and book inspections against real milestones.
- Load calculation and capacity check before design locks in
- Long-lead switchgear released early to protect the date
- Inspections passed first time, tied to the certificate of occupancy
What we do
Power distribution & panels
Panelboards, sub-panels, feeders and distribution sized for the load — with capacity confirmed, not assumed.
Lighting & LED retrofits
Code-compliant LED lighting with occupancy and daylight controls, utility rebates filed as part of the job.
Build-out wiring & circuiting
Branch circuiting, devices, dedicated equipment circuits and tenant power for the whole fit-out.
Low-voltage, data & comms
Structured cabling, pathways, AV and access-control rough-in coordinated with your IT and security vendors.
Service upgrades & metering
Service-entrance upgrades, house and tenant metering, and utility coordination started early to beat the timeline.
Permits, inspections & code
Permit-ready drawings, energy-code documentation, and a clean inspection record from rough-in to final.
How the electrical scope runs
01
Assess capacity
We pull panel schedules, meter the service if the space is live, and run a load calculation against the proposed scope.
02
Design & release gear
Single-line and panel drawings for permit, with long-lead switchgear ordered off the preliminary set.
03
Rough-in & inspect
Conduit, boxes and home runs installed to the ceiling plan, inspected before drywall and grid close it in.
04
Energize & close out
Devices, fixtures, panel labeling, load test, energy-code sign-off and as-builts — handed over in one package.
Why general contractors and tenants call us
- We flag capacity and long-lead problems in week one, not at rough-in
- Gear procurement tracked and reported so the date never surprises you
- Ceiling trades coordinated up front — lighting, fire alarm, HVAC, sprinkler
- Self-performed rough-in and finish crews — fewer handoffs, tighter control
- Licensed, bonded and insured; clean inspection history in every jurisdiction
“They caught that our existing service was 40 amps short before we’d finished space planning. The upgrade application went in the same week and never touched our schedule.”
Project Executive, regional GC
“Rough-in passed first time on all three floors. Our drywall crew never waited on the electrician once.”
Superintendent, office fit-out
SERVICES AND LOCATIONS
Commercial electrical tenant improvement, wherever you are building
Every part of the electrical scope, and the metros where we carry it.
Services
- All services
- Tenant Improvement Electrical Contractor
- Commercial Electrical Tenant Improvement
- Commercial Build-Out Electrical Contractor
- Restaurant Tenant Improvement Electrician
- Commercial Lighting and Controls Contractor
- Commercial Electrical Subcontractor
- Commercial Electrical Service Upgrades
- Low-Voltage and Data Cabling Contractor
- Division 26 Commercial Electrical Contractor
- TI Electrical Cost per Sq Ft
Send us the drawings — we’ll price the electrical
Share the space, the scope and your target date. You’ll get a line-item electrical estimate, a long-lead list, and the capacity answer.