Multifamily
Garage & EV infrastructure
Parking-garage power and networked charging for multifamily properties — service capacity, load management, conduit runs, and metering the landlord can bill against.
The work, and the conditions we do it in.
We don't publish client names or put other people's buildings in a portfolio. What we can show you is the scope we run, the equipment we work on, and what we need to price your job properly.
Project types
Six jobs that look like ours.
Each of these is a real scope we quote and run. If yours isn't on the list, it's probably still in the wheelhouse — call and describe it.
Commercial fit-out
Office & medical suite build-outs
Full electrical on a landlord's base building: distribution, lighting and controls, devices, fire alarm interface, and the inspection package that clears the tenant for occupancy.
Industrial
Plant power & machine feeds
New machine circuits, motor controls, VFDs, and switchgear work scheduled around production — with the shutdown plan and testing paperwork the plant manager needs to sign off.
Site lighting
Parking lot & pole replacement
Failed poles, dark corners, and circuits that were undersized the first time. We replace the run, not just the head, and leave the controls on a schedule that holds.
Service upgrade
Panel change in an occupied building
Phased changeover with temporary power, after-hours shutdowns, and a panel schedule that's accurate when we walk out — the part most contractors skip.
Energy storage
Battery storage & interconnection
System sizing off the actual load profile, transfer equipment, separation and ventilation, and the utility interconnection that decides the schedule. We do the math on the bill before we size the system.
What we need
Six things that get you a real number.
A contractor who quotes off a phone call is guessing, and you'll pay for the guess at the change-order stage. Send these and the number holds.
Start a quote request
01
Electrical drawings
The E-sheets, or whatever exists. A marked-up floor plan with the intended layout beats nothing.
02
Service and single-line information
Existing service size, voltage, and a photo of the main panel and meter stack tells us more than a paragraph.
03
Site photos
The electrical room, the ceiling cavity, the parking field, and the path between them.
04
Utility account and address
So we can check the service record and whether an upgrade is already in the utility's queue.
05
Your date, not the ideal date
The date you actually need to be energized. It changes the phasing, the overtime, and the gear lead time.
06
Who's awarding the work
Owner-direct, GC, or construction manager — it changes the paperwork, the insurance certs, and who we send the RFIs to.
Equipment
Systems we work on every week.
Manufacturer-agnostic. We install what the spec calls for and we'll tell you when the spec is going to cause a problem.
Switchgear & panelboards
Motor controls & VFDs
Transformers & bus
EVSE & load management
Battery energy storage
Lighting & controls
Fire alarm interface
Submetering & monitoring
Generators & transfer switches
Send the drawings. We'll take it from there.
Bid invitations and design-build requests get a response within one business day, with the assumptions written down.