Author: E30

• Evaluate existing electrical infrastructure
• Design upgraded distribution systems (panels, feeders, capacity)
• Replace outdated or undersized equipment
• Improve reliability and redundancy

• Site evaluation and lighting audits
• Design of interior, exterior, and site lighting systems
• LED retrofit planning and layout
• Controls integration (timers, occupancy sensors, smart systems)

• Electrical design for new office, retail, or industrial spaces
• Power and lighting layouts
• Circuiting and panel schedules
• Coordination with general contractors and other trades

• Power requirements analysis for new equipment
• Design of dedicated circuits and disconnects
• Coordination with equipment vendors
• Installation and commissioning

• Site feasibility and load capacity analysis
• Design of EV charger layout and electrical infrastructure
• Utility coordination
• Installation and commissioning

• Generator sizing and system design
• Automatic transfer switch (ATS) design
• Critical load identification
• Integration with existing systems

• Evaluation of existing MV systems
• Design of feeders, terminations, and switchgear layouts
• Coordination with utility providers
• System upgrades and expansions

• Load studies and power quality analysis
• Design solutions for harmonics, imbalance, or voltage issues
• Capacitor banks or system corrections

• Facility assessments for NEC compliance
• Design of corrective solutions
• Panel upgrades, grounding improvements, labeling systems

• Structured cabling design (data, voice)
• Security and access control system layouts
• Coordination with IT and security vendors

• Circuit breaker replacement and repair
• Panelboard troubleshooting and repair
• Fuse replacement and disconnect repairs
• Wiring repairs (damaged, aging, or faulty conductors)
• Receptacle, switch, and device replacement
• Lighting system repairs (interior/exterior)
• Ground fault and short circuit repairs
• Power loss diagnostics and restoration
• Overloaded circuit correction

• Medium voltage cable repair and termination
• Switchgear troubleshooting and repair
• Transformer diagnostics and repair coordination
• Primary distribution fault isolation
• Splice and termination repairs
• Pad-mounted and substation equipment repairs
• Insulation failure identification
• Infrared (thermal) diagnostics and corrective work
• Coordination with utility providers for outages and repairs

• 24/7 emergency response services
• Power outage restoration
• Storm damage repair
• Emergency disconnect and isolation of hazardous systems
• Temporary power setup and restoration
• Critical system repairs to restore operations
• Burnt equipment replacement (panels, breakers, conductors)

• Motor control circuit troubleshooting
• Control panel repair and component replacement
• Disconnect switch repair/replacement
• Equipment power supply repairs
• HVAC electrical repairs
• Machinery and production equipment troubleshooting
• VFD (Variable Frequency Drive) troubleshooting

• Interior and exterior lighting repairs
• Parking lot and site lighting repair
• LED driver and ballast replacement
• Lighting control system troubleshooting
• Photocell and timer repairs
• Emergency and exit lighting repairs

• Data/communication line repairs
• Network cabling troubleshooting
• Phone system wiring repairs
• Security system power and wiring repairs
• Access control system electrical repairs
• Camera (CCTV) power and connectivity troubleshooting

• Voltage drop and fluctuation diagnostics
• Harmonic and load imbalance troubleshooting
• Nuisance breaker tripping analysis
• Phase loss detection and correction
• Grounding and bonding issue repairs
• Power factor-related issues (if applicable)

• Identification and replacement of failing components
• Tightening and re-termination of loose connections
• Corrosion-related repairs
• Heat-damaged equipment replacement
• Aging infrastructure upgrades discovered during maintenance

• Adding or relocating outlets and switches
• Minor circuit modifications
• Breaker resets and minor troubleshooting
• Quick-response tenant/service calls
• Office and retail electrical fixes

• Major feeder and distribution repairs
• Panel and switchgear replacement due to failure
• Facility-wide electrical system repairs
• Service entrance repairs and upgrades
• Post-incident electrical rebuilds (fire, flood, equipment failure)

• Correction of NEC violations
• GFCI/AFCI repairs and upgrades
• Grounding and bonding corrections
• Panel labeling and identification corrections
• Repair of unsafe or non-compliant installations

• Generator connection troubleshooting
• Transfer switch repair
• Temporary power system repairs
• Backup system restoration

• Comprehensive PM Program
• Panel and breaker inspections (tightening, thermal checks if applicable)
• Testing of circuits and load balancing
• Inspection of transformers, switchgear, and disconnects
• Lighting system checks (interior, exterior, emergency lighting)
• Backup system checks (generators, UPS if applicable)
• Preventative replacement of worn components
• Documentation and maintenance reports

• Day-to-day service calls:
• Diagnosing power outages, shorts, and faults
• Repairing wiring, breakers, panels, and devices
• Fixing lighting issues and control systems
• Addressing nuisance tripping or overload issues
• Equipment failure diagnostics

• Project-based work that can stem from maintenance findings:
• New circuit installations
• Panel upgrades and replacements
• Lighting upgrades (LED retrofits, energy efficiency)
• Equipment hookups (HVAC, machinery, etc.)
• Dedicated circuits for new equipment
• EV chargers (increasingly common)
• Temporary power setups

• 24/7 or defined on-call availability
• Priority response times
• Emergency repairs to restore power or safety
• Storm or outage response

• Helps the client stay out of trouble:
• Bringing systems up to NEC and local code
• Correcting violations found in inspections
• GFCI/AFCI upgrades where required
• Grounding and bonding corrections
• Labeling panels and circuits properly
• Supporting third-party inspections

• Custom maintenance schedules for the facility
• Asset tracking (panels, equipment, circuits)
• Lifecycle planning for electrical components
• Recommendations for replacements/upgrades
• Budget forecasting for electrical work

• Lighting audits and retrofit recommendations
• Load analysis and balancing
• Power quality assessments
• Suggestions to reduce energy consumption
• Assistance with rebates or incentive programs

• Adding outlets, circuits, or disconnects
• Minor remodel electrical work
• Office/tenant improvements
• Equipment relocations
• Low-voltage support

• Service reports after each visit
• Maintenance logs
• Issue tracking and resolution history
• Recommendations for future work
• As-built updates (if applicable)

• Coordination with facility managers
• Working alongside other contractors (HVAC, mechanical, etc.)
• Scheduling around business operations
• Supporting shutdowns or off-hours work
• Consulting on electrical decisions

1. Routine Maintenance & Preventative Services

• Scheduled electrical system inspections (monthly/quarterly/annual)
• Panel and breaker inspections (tightening, thermal checks if applicable)
• Testing of circuits and load balancing
• Inspection of transformers, switchgear, and disconnects
• Lighting system checks (interior, exterior, emergency lighting)
• Backup system checks (generators, UPS if applicable)
• Preventative replacement of worn components
• Documentation and maintenance reports

2. Troubleshooting & Repairs

• Day-to-day service calls:
• Diagnosing power outages, shorts, and faults
• Repairing wiring, breakers, panels, and devices
• Fixing lighting issues and control systems
• Addressing nuisance tripping or overload issues
• Equipment failure diagnostics

3. Installation & Upgrades

• Project-based work that can stem from maintenance findings:
• New circuit installations
• Panel upgrades and replacements
• Lighting upgrades (LED retrofits, energy efficiency)
• Equipment hookups (HVAC, machinery, etc.)
• Dedicated circuits for new equipment
• EV chargers (increasingly common)
• Temporary power setups

4. Emergency & On-Call Services

• 24/7 or defined on-call availability
• Priority response times
• Emergency repairs to restore power or safety
• Storm or outage response

5. Code Compliance & Safety Work

• Helps the client stay out of trouble:
• Bringing systems up to NEC and local code
• Correcting violations found in inspections
• GFCI/AFCI upgrades where required
• Grounding and bonding corrections
• Labeling panels and circuits properly
• Supporting third-party inspections

6. Preventative Maintenance Programs

• Custom maintenance schedules for the facility
• Asset tracking (panels, equipment, circuits)
• Lifecycle planning for electrical components
• Recommendations for replacements/upgrades
• Budget forecasting for electrical work

7. Energy Efficiency & Optimization

• Lighting audits and retrofit recommendations
• Load analysis and balancing
• Power quality assessments
• Suggestions to reduce energy consumption
• Assistance with rebates or incentive programs

8. Small Projects & Ongoing Improvements

• Adding outlets, circuits, or disconnects
• Minor remodel electrical work
• Office/tenant improvements
• Equipment relocations
• Low-voltage support

9. Documentation & Reporting

• Service reports after each visit
• Maintenance logs
• Issue tracking and resolution history
• Recommendations for future work
• As-built updates (if applicable)

10. Coordination & Support

• Coordination with facility managers
• Working alongside other contractors (HVAC, mechanical, etc.)
• Scheduling around business operations
• Supporting shutdowns or off-hours work
• Consulting on electrical decisions