Capabilities
What our crews build, test and keep running
Five kinds of work, each done by our own electricians under one foreman who stays with it.
Switchgear and power distribution
From the utility service to the last panelboard, installed, torqued, tested and labeled.
Medium- and low-voltage switchgear and switchboards
Bus duct, risers and feeders
Generator and transfer-switch tie-ins
Infrared scans and torque checks before energizing
Raceway, prefab and building power
Conduit and cable, plus racks and assemblies built in our shop and set in place.
Prefabricated racks and wall assemblies
Lighting and receptacle power for core and shell
Tenant metering and life-safety power
Testing and commissioning
Nothing is energized until the numbers are written down.
Insulation resistance and continuity tests
Relay and breaker settings checks
Test records handed over by area
Plant controls and troubleshooting
Motor control centers, drives and panel work for plants that can only stop on a schedule.
Motor control center replacement
Variable frequency drive installation
Panel wiring and fault tracing
Shutdowns and modernization
Replacing live gear in an operating building takes a plan, a short window and people who have done it.
Written outage plans reviewed with your facility team
Phased cutovers, one area at a time
Removal and labeling of abandoned equipment
Before you bid us
What general contractors ask first
Do you self-perform or subcontract?
Our own crews do the electrical work we bid. If a specialty such as fire alarm or telecom cabling is not ours, the bid names who does it.
Can you work nights and weekends?
Yes, when the shutdown plan calls for it. Shift hours and any premium time are written into the bid rather than added later.
Do you take unplanned service calls?
We run planned service agreements for owners whose buildings we built. We do not answer walk-up calls at night. Agreement customers get a dispatch number with its hours written into the agreement.
Have a set to price?
Send the drawings, specs and bid date to the estimating desk.