Commercial Electrical FAQs

Headquartered in Westlake Village, California, our core coverage spans Ventura, Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, Santa Barbara, Riverside, San Bernardino, and Kern Counties. We also extend service statewide and nationwide for multi-location commercial clients who require consistent quality across their entire portfolio.

Absolutely. We regularly serve regional and national commercial operators who need consistent execution across multiple locations. We coordinate scheduling, standardize materials and methods, and provide consolidated project management and billing for multi-site programs.

Yes. Many of our commercial clients require off-hours scheduling to protect business operations. We regularly perform installations during nights, early mornings, and weekends for auto dealerships, retail centers, gas stations, restaurants, and other businesses that cannot afford daytime downtime.

Yes. Phased installation is a standard part of our commercial project planning. We break larger scopes into sections that allow your facility to maintain partial or full operations throughout the project. Each phase is planned with clear milestones, handoffs, and safety boundaries.

Emergency service covers power outages, equipment failures, exposed or hazardous wiring, fire or storm damage, and any situation that poses an immediate safety risk or prevents your facility from operating. Clients with maintenance agreements receive priority response.

Response times depend on location and current field commitments. For contracted maintenance clients, we target same-day response for critical emergencies. For non-contracted facilities, we prioritize based on safety risk and operational impact. Contact our office for current availability.

Yes. We provide emergency response for commercial clients including power failures, equipment breakdowns, storm damage, and safety hazards. Clients with active maintenance agreements receive priority dispatch and accelerated response times.

Timelines vary by scope. Small service work and maintenance items can begin within days. Tenant improvements and equipment upgrades typically start within one to two weeks after permit approval. Larger projects such as parking lot lighting, switchgear, or EV infrastructure require two to four weeks for permits, procurement, and utility coordination before mobilization.

Yes. We support design-build delivery from initial load analysis and equipment specification through installation, testing, and closeout. This single-source approach reduces coordination gaps, shortens timelines, and gives you one point of accountability from design through final inspection.

Inspection-ready workmanship is a core standard. Our crews follow detailed installation checklists, use consistent labeling and documentation practices, and perform internal quality checks before scheduling the inspector. We also maintain strong working relationships with local inspecting authorities throughout Southern California.

Yes. Commercial electrical work rarely happens in isolation. We attend coordination meetings, work from architectural and engineering plans, sequence our scope around other trades, and communicate proactively with the GC and project management team to prevent scheduling conflicts.

Closeout packages include as-built drawings, panel schedules, equipment warranties, testing and commissioning records, permit sign-offs, and any applicable operation and maintenance manuals. We walk your facilities team through the completed installation so they can maintain it with confidence.

Yes. We handle full switchgear replacement, bus upgrades, breaker changeouts, and distribution reconfiguration. Switchgear work is performed with detailed shutdowns planned to minimize facility downtime, and all installations meet current NEC and local code requirements. We also provide arc flash labels and updated panel schedules as part of every switchgear project.

Yes. We install pad-mount and vault-type transformers for commercial and industrial sites. This includes transformer pad construction, primary and secondary connections, utility coordination, and load testing. We also perform transformer replacements and capacity upgrades for growing facilities that are approaching or exceeding their existing electrical service capacity.

We perform panel replacements, capacity upgrades, sub-panel additions, and breaker changeouts for commercial facilities of all sizes. Common drivers include new equipment loads, tenant expansion, code compliance upgrades, and aging infrastructure replacement. Every panel project includes updated schedules, proper labeling, and coordination with the inspecting authority for code sign-off.

Yes. High-voltage three-phase distribution is standard for our commercial and industrial work. We install, modify, and maintain 480V systems including switchboards, panelboards, motor control centers, disconnects, and busway for manufacturing, warehouse, and data center environments. We also perform voltage conversions and system expansions for facilities upgrading their power infrastructure.

Yes. Our arc flash studies include short-circuit analysis, protective device coordination, incident energy calculations per IEEE 1584, and production of NFPA 70E-compliant labels for every piece of distribution equipment. Studies are delivered with a written report and recommendations for any needed protective device adjustments to bring your facility into full compliance.

We deliver full-scope commercial electrical construction from site rough-in through final trim and commissioning. This includes underground conduit and utility installation, main service and switchgear, interior wiring and device installation, fire alarm pathways, and low-voltage infrastructure. We coordinate with general contractors, structural engineers, and inspecting authorities to keep multi-trade projects on schedule.

Yes. Underground trenching is a core capability. We perform open trench and directional bore conduit installation for power, communications, and site lighting. Our scope covers trenching, conduit placement, backfill, compaction, and surface restoration including concrete and asphalt. We coordinate utility locates, secure excavation permits, and manage traffic control when required for public-access sites.

Yes. Tenant improvement electrical is one of our most frequent project types. We work from architectural and engineering drawings to install electrical distribution, lighting, receptacles, dedicated equipment circuits, data and communication pathways, and fire alarm devices for new commercial tenants. Our team coordinates with the GC, HVAC, plumbing, and low-voltage trades to maintain project schedule and deliver inspection-ready work on the first pass.

We attend pre-construction and coordination meetings, work from shared project schedules, and sequence our scope around other trades to prevent conflicts. Our foremen maintain daily communication with the GC and project management team. We provide updated rough-in and trim schedules, manage our own material staging, and coordinate inspector visits to avoid delays for the overall project.

Yes. We install Level 2 and DC fast charging stations for commercial, fleet, and public-access applications. DCFC projects typically require service upgrades, transformer work, and dedicated distribution, all of which we handle as a single-source contractor. We manage the full project from utility coordination through charger commissioning and final inspection.

Yes. We install Level 2 and DC fast charging stations for commercial, fleet, and public-access applications. DCFC projects typically require service upgrades, transformer work, and dedicated distribution, all of which we handle as a single-source contractor. We manage the full project from utility coordination through charger commissioning and final inspection.

Yes. Many EV installations require service upgrades ranging from 200A to 4000A+. We perform load analyses, coordinate with the utility provider, install new switchgear or transformers as needed, and bring the site to full capacity before charger commissioning. The service upgrade is often the most complex part of an EV project, and having a single contractor manage both the infrastructure and charger installation eliminates coordination gaps.

Yes. Our scope covers the full site: underground trenching for conduit runs, concrete and asphalt restoration, transformer pad preparation and installation, and all electrical distribution from the transformer to each charging station. We also handle bollard and wheel stop installation, signage, and ADA compliance for accessible charging stalls.

Yes. Fleet EV charging requires high-capacity power distribution, load management systems, and phased installation schedules that align with fleet transition timelines. We perform load analyses, design phased infrastructure that grows with your fleet, install Level 2 and DC fast chargers, and integrate energy management software. We have completed fleet charging projects for transportation yards, dealership service fleets, and municipal vehicle operations.

We provide documentation and support for applicable utility rebate and incentive programs in Southern California, including SCE Charge Ready, LADWP, and other local utility EV infrastructure programs. We coordinate with utility representatives throughout the application and verification process to help maximize your available incentives and ensure compliance with program requirements.

Yes. Metal halide to LED conversion is one of our most common services. We handle fixture selection, photometric analysis, driver and ballast bypass, mounting hardware, and disposal of old equipment. Most commercial retrofit projects achieve a 50 to 70 percent reduction in lighting energy costs while improving light quality and reducing maintenance requirements.

Yes. We produce IES-compliant photometric studies for parking lots, building exteriors, sports fields, and interior spaces. These layouts verify light levels meet code minimums, uniformity ratios, and any brand or OEM presentation standards before installation begins. Photometric design prevents over- or under-lighting and ensures your project achieves the desired performance.

Yes. We install and service high-mast lighting systems for auto dealerships, parking lots, sports facilities, and municipal yards. Our scope covers foundation work, pole erection, luminaire mounting, wiring, and photocell or timer-based control integration. We handle pole heights from standard 20-foot fixtures to 100-foot-plus high-mast installations.

Yes. Parking lot lighting is a core service. We replace aging HID and fluorescent pole lights with LED, install new poles where needed, repair wiring and conduit, upgrade photocells and timers, and ensure your lot meets IES minimum foot-candle requirements for safety and liability compliance. We also handle parking structure lighting including garage luminaires, stairwell lighting, and emergency egress systems.

We install, repair, and upgrade power and illumination for all types of commercial signage including monument signs, pylon signs, channel letters, cabinet signs, and digital displays. Our scope covers dedicated circuits, timers and photocell controls, LED driver replacement, and coordination with sign manufacturers. Signage lighting is critical for brand presentation, and we work to OEM brand standards for dealerships, restaurants, retail centers, and multi-tenant properties.

Yes. We install natural gas, diesel, and bi-fuel standby generators for commercial properties ranging from small retail spaces to large industrial operations. Our scope includes pad preparation, fuel connections, automatic transfer switch (ATS) installation, load bank testing, and final commissioning. We are a certified Generac installer and work with all major generator manufacturers.

Yes. We design and install ATS configurations for both full-facility and critical-load transfer. Load management and shedding systems are available for sites where generator capacity is sized below total building load, allowing prioritized backup for essential circuits such as refrigeration, security, communications, and life safety systems.

Our maintenance programs include scheduled inspections, thermal imaging of distribution equipment, torque verification on connections, breaker testing, panel cleaning, emergency lighting and exit sign verification, and priority emergency response. Maintenance contracts are customized to your facility type, equipment age, and operational requirements. Clients with active maintenance agreements receive priority scheduling and reduced response times for emergency calls.

Yes. We provide rapid-response electrical restoration for fire, flood, earthquake, and storm damage. Our disaster relief scope includes temporary power installation, damaged equipment removal, emergency panel and service replacement, generator deployment, and full facility rewiring when needed. We coordinate with insurance adjusters, property managers, and general contractors to accelerate the recovery timeline and get your facility back online as quickly as possible.

Yes. Generator sizing starts with a full load analysis of your critical circuits, including motor starting loads, HVAC, refrigeration, and life safety systems. We then recommend a generator size that covers your required loads with appropriate headroom for future expansion. Proper sizing prevents both undersized generators that overload under demand and oversized units that waste fuel and capital.

UVC air purification uses ultraviolet-C light installed within HVAC systems to neutralize airborne pathogens as air circulates through the ductwork. The electrical component includes dedicated circuit installation, UVC lamp wiring, interlock integration with the HVAC system so lamps only operate when the air handler is running, and safety controls that prevent UV exposure to maintenance personnel. We handle the complete electrical integration from panel to fixture.

UVC systems are most commonly installed in healthcare facilities, senior living communities, schools and universities, office buildings, and any commercial environment where indoor air quality is a priority. We have installed UVC systems in medical offices, dental practices, veterinary clinics, corporate headquarters, and multi-tenant commercial buildings. The technology is particularly valuable in high-occupancy spaces where airborne pathogen control supports employee health and operational continuity.

Yes. Most UVC installations are retrofits into existing air handling units. We assess your current HVAC configuration, design the UVC lamp placement for optimal air exposure, install dedicated electrical circuits, wire the lamps with proper safety interlocks, and commission the system. Retrofits can typically be completed without replacing or significantly modifying your existing HVAC equipment.

While UVC air purification is our primary specialty service, our commercial electrical expertise supports a wide range of specialized applications. These include clean room electrical, hazardous location wiring for gas stations and fuel centers (NEC Article 514), medical facility isolated ground systems, data center power distribution, and any non-standard electrical installation that requires specific code compliance or industry expertise. Contact us to discuss your specialty project requirements.

We handle the full scope of dealership electrical work: lot lighting upgrades to meet OEM brand presentation standards, showroom power and accent lighting, service bay electrical including lifts, compressors, and ventilation, EV charging station installation for both customer and service use, monument and pylon signage lighting, and electrical panel upgrades to support facility expansions. All work is scheduled after hours or in phases to protect sales floor and service operations.

Each automotive manufacturer has specific foot-candle requirements and color temperature standards for their dealerships. We perform photometric studies to verify light levels meet OEM presentation requirements, select LED fixtures with the correct color rendering index (CRI) and correlated color temperature (CCT), and provide documentation for manufacturer compliance reviews. Our photometric designs ensure uniform coverage across display lots, service drives, and customer parking areas.

Yes. Dealership EV charging is a growing requirement as manufacturers expand their electric vehicle lineups. We install Level 2 and DC fast charging stations for customer demonstration areas, service department diagnostics, and general visitor use. The project typically includes service upgrades, dedicated panels, trenching for conduit runs, and coordination with the dealership operations team to minimize disruption during installation.

Gas stations and fuel centers require specialized expertise in hazardous location wiring per NEC Article 514 and NFPA 30A. We install and maintain canopy LED lighting, fuel pump power distribution, convenience store interior lighting, refrigeration circuits, monument signage, and underground conduit runs. All installations are rated for Class I Division 1 or 2 environments as required, and we coordinate closely with fuel equipment vendors and inspecting authorities.

Gas station electrical is governed by NEC Article 514, which defines classified areas around fuel dispensers, underground tank vents, and fuel loading points. These areas require explosion-proof or intrinsically safe wiring methods, conduit seals at classification boundaries, and equipment rated for the specific Class, Division, and Group of the location. Our crews are trained in hazardous location installation techniques and we ensure every component meets the required classification.

Yes. Canopy LED retrofits are one of the most impactful energy upgrades for fuel centers. We replace metal halide or high-pressure sodium canopy fixtures with LED recessed canopy luminaires, upgrade wiring and drivers, and install photocell or timer controls. Most canopy retrofits achieve 60 to 75 percent energy savings and dramatically improve light quality at the pump islands, improving customer safety and brand appearance.

We provide comprehensive electrical services for convenience stores including interior LED retrofits, refrigeration and cooler circuits, exterior signage power, parking lot lighting, ATM and lottery terminal circuits, and energy-efficient upgrades. Since many convenience stores operate 24/7, we schedule work during low-traffic periods and maintain continuous power to critical refrigeration equipment throughout the project.

We develop phased work plans that keep critical systems powered at all times, including refrigeration, point-of-sale equipment, security systems, and exterior lighting. For significant upgrades like panel replacements, we schedule the brief required shutdowns during the lowest-traffic hours and pre-stage all materials to minimize downtime. Temporary power connections are used when needed to maintain continuous refrigeration.

We serve independent repair shops, franchise service centers, and multi-bay garages with service bay lighting, lift and compressor circuits, exhaust ventilation wiring, panel upgrades for modern diagnostic equipment, high-amperage service installations, and dedicated circuits for specialty tools. We schedule work to minimize bay downtime and coordinate around your appointment schedule.

Yes. Modern diagnostic tools, alignment machines, ADAS calibration systems, and computerized scan tools place increasing demands on shop electrical systems. We perform load analyses, upgrade panels to support new equipment circuits, install dedicated outlets with proper grounding for sensitive electronics, and ensure your shop has adequate capacity for current needs and future tool additions.

Car washes present unique electrical challenges due to constant exposure to water, chemicals, and high humidity. We install pump motor circuits, blower wiring, chemical dispensing power, LED accent lighting, GFCI-protected wet-area installations, and conveyor controls built for harsh, high-moisture environments. All wiring methods and equipment ratings are selected to withstand the demanding conditions inside tunnel washes, self-serve bays, and detail centers.

Yes. Modern car washes rely on LED accent and architectural lighting to attract customers and enhance the wash experience. We install color-changing LED strip lighting, tunnel illumination, entrance canopy lighting, and exterior signage. All installations use moisture-rated fixtures and wiring methods appropriate for the wet environment, and controls can be integrated with the wash cycle for synchronized lighting effects.

Fleet facilities need high-amperage service upgrades, yard and perimeter lighting, maintenance bay power, EV fleet charging infrastructure, fueling island electrical, and heavy-equipment power distribution. For transportation yards, we also handle bus charging systems, dispatch and communications power, and security lighting. We design electrical systems that support both current fleet operations and planned EV transition timelines.

Fleet EV charging requires high-capacity power distribution, often including transformer upgrades, new switchgear, and dedicated distribution panels. We perform load analyses, design phased installation schedules that align with fleet transition timelines, install Level 2 and DC fast chargers, and integrate load management systems. We have completed fleet charging projects for transit agencies, dealership service fleets, municipal vehicle operations, and corporate logistics fleets.

We serve multi-tenant retail properties with common-area lighting upgrades, parking lot LED retrofits, tenant improvement electrical, property-wide panel and switchgear upgrades, EV charging station installation, and emergency lighting systems. For property managers overseeing multiple retail assets, we offer standardized maintenance programs and consolidated billing across the entire portfolio.

Multi-tenant coordination requires careful planning to avoid disruptions to neighboring businesses. We work with the property manager to schedule work in phases, maintain clear communication with affected tenants, isolate electrical work to specific sections of the property, and restore service promptly. For common-area projects like parking lot lighting, we schedule installation during off-hours to protect customer access and retail traffic.

Restaurant electrical requires kitchen equipment circuits rated for commercial cooking appliances, hood ventilation and fire suppression wiring, dining room and patio lighting, menu board and digital signage power, walk-in cooler and freezer circuits, and Title 24 energy compliance for new buildouts and remodels. We work with franchise architects and general contractors to meet brand-specific electrical specifications and keep construction on schedule.

Yes. Quick-service restaurant brands have detailed electrical specifications covering equipment circuits, lighting color temperatures, signage power, drive-through systems, and energy code compliance. We work from franchise-provided construction documents and coordinate with franchise architects to ensure every installation meets the corporate standards required for franchisee approval and occupancy.

California Title 24 energy code requires specific lighting power density, daylight controls, and equipment efficiency standards for restaurant spaces. We incorporate compliant lighting systems, dimming controls, and efficient equipment circuits into every restaurant project. For remodels that trigger Title 24 requirements, we provide the energy compliance documentation needed for permit approval and final inspection sign-off.

Grocery stores have uniquely high electrical demands due to refrigeration systems, which can account for 50 percent or more of a store's total energy consumption. We install and maintain refrigeration case circuits, freezer compressor feeds, bakery and deli equipment power, LED sales-floor lighting, emergency generators to protect perishable inventory, and energy management systems. All work is scheduled to maintain cold chain integrity and prevent product loss.

Protecting perishable inventory is the top priority. We pre-stage all materials, maintain temporary power connections to critical compressors and evaporators throughout the project, use phased shutdowns during lowest-inventory periods, and keep generator backup on standby for any work that affects refrigeration power. Our crews understand that even brief refrigeration interruptions can cause significant inventory loss.

We serve hotels, resorts, and extended-stay properties with guest room electrical renovations, lobby and corridor lighting upgrades, pool and spa wiring, laundry facility power, conference room AV circuits, parking structure lighting, EV charging for guests, and standby generator systems. Hospitality work requires careful coordination with property operations teams to minimize guest disruption.

We schedule around occupancy patterns, concentrating work in unoccupied floors or wings first and coordinating with the front desk to avoid room assignments near active work areas. Noisy work such as core drilling or panel installations is scheduled during daytime hours when guest rooms are least occupied. We maintain clean work areas, use dust containment barriers, and ensure hallways and common areas remain accessible at all times.

We provide tenant improvement buildouts, electrical panel and switchboard upgrades, EV charging infrastructure for tenants and visitors, emergency lighting and exit sign installations, standby generator systems, energy-efficient LED retrofits, and ongoing preventive maintenance programs. Our team coordinates with property managers, architects, and general contractors to deliver inspection-ready installations that keep office tenants operational throughout construction.

Yes. Retrofitting EV charging into existing parking structures requires careful planning around existing electrical capacity, conduit routing through concrete decks, and ADA compliance for accessible stalls. We perform load analyses, design the most efficient distribution path, and install Level 2 chargers with networked management systems. For buildings approaching electrical capacity, we coordinate service upgrades or load management solutions to accommodate the new charging load.

We serve as a single-source electrical partner for property management companies and REITs managing diverse portfolios. This includes standardized maintenance contracts, capital improvement project management, emergency response across all properties, consolidated billing and reporting, and consistent workmanship standards from property to property. Having one contractor across your portfolio reduces vendor management overhead and ensures every site receives the same quality of service.

A single contractor relationship provides consistent quality standards, simplified vendor management, volume pricing on materials and labor, consolidated invoicing and reporting, faster emergency response through familiarity with your properties, and a single point of contact for all electrical needs across your portfolio. We maintain site-specific documentation for each property so our crews arrive prepared with knowledge of existing systems, panel locations, and site-specific requirements.

We install and retrofit LED pole lights, garage luminaires, stairwell and elevator lighting, EV charging stations, photocell and timer-based controls, emergency lighting, and security camera power. For surface lots, our scope includes foundation work, pole erection, underground conduit, and complete wiring. For structures, we work within the existing infrastructure to upgrade lighting and add EV capacity with minimal disruption to tenants and visitors.

Our full-scope pole light installation includes foundation engineering and construction, pole procurement, anchor bolt setting, pole erection with a crane or boom truck, luminaire mounting and aiming, underground conduit and wiring from the source panel, and photocell or timer-based control installation. We also restore any concrete or asphalt surfaces disturbed during trenching and provide as-built documentation for the property owner.

We handle high-bay LED lighting installation and retrofits, dock door circuits, forklift charging infrastructure, power distribution for material handling equipment, panel and switchgear upgrades, emergency generator systems, and facility expansion electrical. Warehouse projects are scheduled around shipping and receiving operations to maintain throughput.

We coordinate with your operations and logistics teams to identify optimal installation windows that minimize impact on shipping, receiving, and order fulfillment. For high-bay lighting retrofits, we can work section by section to keep the majority of the warehouse operational. For power distribution upgrades that require shutdowns, we schedule during planned downtime periods, holiday weekends, or inventory changeover windows.

Manufacturing electrical includes motor control center installation and maintenance, 480V three-phase power distribution, process lighting, plant-wide preventive maintenance programs, CNC machine circuits, production line electrical, and emergency power systems. We work with plant engineers to schedule electrical work around production cycles and coordinate shutdowns to minimize impact on output.

Yes. Motor control centers (MCCs) are a core scope for our industrial work. We install new MCCs, replace aging starters and overload relays, add variable frequency drives (VFDs), and upgrade distribution from the main switchgear through branch panels to individual motor connections. All MCC work includes arc flash labeling, updated one-line diagrams, and coordination with the facility maintenance team.

We provide compressor feeder circuits, evaporator fan wiring, cold-rated lighting, insulated panel penetrations that preserve thermal envelope integrity, ammonia detection power systems, and emergency generator installations. Our crews understand the critical importance of maintaining temperature control throughout every phase of electrical work in refrigerated environments.

We pre-stage materials and equipment before beginning, maintain temporary power connections to critical compressors and evaporators throughout the project, use insulated panel penetration techniques that preserve thermal envelope integrity, and schedule phased shutdowns during periods of lowest inventory levels. Generator backup is available on standby for any work that affects refrigeration power. We also monitor temperatures during work to verify that cold chain requirements are continuously maintained.

Data center electrical is mission-critical and demands zero-downtime installation practices. We install redundant power feeds, uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems, generator paralleling switchgear, power distribution unit (PDU) whip installations, remote power panels, and structured cabling power. Our teams follow strict hot-work and lockout-tagout protocols, coordinate with facility engineers for maintenance windows, and provide 24/7 emergency response for critical infrastructure failures.

Yes. Redundancy is the foundation of data center electrical design. We install N+1 and 2N redundant power paths, automatic transfer switches, generator paralleling switchgear that allows multiple generators to operate in sync, static transfer switches for seamless failover, and comprehensive monitoring systems. Every component is tested under load before commissioning to verify failover performance meets your uptime requirements.

Healthcare electrical requires strict compliance with NFPA 99 and NEC Article 517, including life safety circuit separation, emergency power redundancy through automatic transfer switches and generator systems, isolated ground circuits for sensitive diagnostic and imaging equipment, nurse call and medical gas alarm power, and operating room electrical. We coordinate with facility engineers, infection control teams, and hospital administration to maintain patient safety during all phases of work.

Patient safety is the top priority. We coordinate with infection control teams on dust containment and air quality measures, schedule work to avoid proximity to active patient care areas, use low-noise tools during operating hours, maintain emergency power circuits at all times, and ensure fire alarm and life safety systems remain fully operational throughout the project. All crew members comply with facility-specific training and access protocols.

Yes. MRI, CT, X-ray, and other sensitive imaging equipment require clean, isolated power to prevent electrical noise from affecting image quality and equipment performance. We install dedicated isolated ground circuits, separately derived power systems, and shielded wiring as specified by equipment manufacturers. Testing and verification are performed before equipment installation to confirm that power quality meets OEM specifications.

Educational facility work includes classroom technology infrastructure, parking lot safety lighting, athletic field and gymnasium illumination, campus-wide electrical upgrades, science lab circuits, auditorium lighting and sound power, and portable classroom connections. School projects are typically scheduled during summer breaks, winter recesses, and weekends to avoid disrupting the academic calendar.

Yes. California public school construction is overseen by the Division of the State Architect (DSA), which has specific requirements for construction documents, inspector of record (IOR) coordination, testing and inspection procedures, and project closeout documentation. Our team is experienced with DSA processes and ensures all electrical work meets DSA standards, including proper submittal documentation, special inspection coordination, and verified compliance at project completion.

Government buildings, fire stations, police facilities, and public infrastructure require code-compliant electrical installations with emergency power, security lighting, UPS systems for dispatch and communications equipment, and phased construction that keeps 24/7 facilities operational. We hold prevailing-wage compliance documentation, follow public-agency procurement and reporting requirements, and maintain the security clearances necessary for sensitive government installations.

Yes. We maintain full prevailing-wage compliance documentation including certified payroll records, labor compliance program participation, and all reporting required by the California Department of Industrial Relations. Our administrative team handles the documentation requirements so your public-agency procurement team receives accurate, timely compliance reports throughout the project.

We serve water treatment plants, public works yards, community centers, parks and recreation facilities, and municipal office buildings. Common scopes include switchgear upgrades, SCADA system power, yard and site lighting, pump station electrical, generator installations, and preventive maintenance programs tailored to public-agency budgets and procurement rules.

Yes. Water treatment and pump station electrical requires UPS-backed power for SCADA monitoring and control systems, motor starters for pumps and blowers, emergency generator systems to maintain operations during power outages, and corrosion-resistant installations in wet or chemically exposed environments. We coordinate with your plant operations staff to schedule work around process requirements and maintain continuous monitoring capability.

We deliver full-scope electrical construction for new commercial buildings, tenant shells, and ground-up developments from initial site work through certificate of occupancy. This includes temporary power for construction, underground utility installation, main service and switchgear, interior rough-in and trim, fire alarm and low-voltage pathways, and final testing and commissioning. We coordinate with general contractors, architects, engineers, and inspecting authorities throughout the project lifecycle.

Ideally, we are involved during the design phase so we can provide value engineering input, identify potential utility coordination issues early, and ensure the electrical design supports your operational requirements. Early engagement allows us to coordinate with the utility company for new service connections, which often have the longest lead times of any project element. For design-build projects, our involvement from day one provides the most efficient path to completion.

Yes. Sports field and stadium projects include photometric design to IES standards, high-mast pole foundation work and erection, LED luminaire installation, scoreboard and clock wiring, press box and announcer booth power, concession stand circuits, parking area lighting, and main power distribution for the venue. We coordinate with lighting manufacturers and utility companies to optimize design, maximize energy rebates, and deliver uniform illumination levels for competition, broadcast, and spectator safety.

Sports field lighting must meet Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) standards specific to the sport and level of competition. These standards specify minimum horizontal and vertical illuminance levels, uniformity ratios, glare control, and spill-light limits. For broadcast-capable venues, additional requirements include higher vertical illuminance for camera systems and specific color rendering for television. We design to the applicable IES standard and provide photometric verification to confirm the installation meets all requirements.