Service capacity planning
Load calculations and utility coordination sized around current and future demand.
Commercial service panels
Commercial service and panel upgrades
Service equipment, panels, feeders, and distribution infrastructure planned with utility coordination in mind.
Panel and distribution work
New panels, switchgear, disconnects, and feeders based on the facility load.
Planned outage windows
Phased cutovers and after-hours scheduling to keep operations moving.
Service capacity planning
Load calculations and utility coordination sized around current and future demand.
Panel and distribution work
New panels, switchgear, disconnects, and feeders based on the facility load.
Planned outage windows
Phased cutovers and after-hours scheduling to keep operations moving.
Service equipment and capacity
We define the right service size, panel layout, and cutover approach before field work begins.
Load calculations
Documented demand review for HVAC, production equipment, EV charging, and growth.
Service installation
Metering, service entrance equipment, main disconnects, and utility-ready details.
Panel upgrades
Commercial panelboards, breaker layouts, surge protection, and spare capacity planning.
Permit coordination
Inspection timing and project constraints are coordinated with facilities teams.
Plan the cutover
Service upgrades affect utility schedules, tenants, production, and inspection timing.
Code-ready equipment
Equipment selection accounts for clearances, ratings, grounding, and available fault current.
Operations-aware sequencing
We plan cutovers around tenant access, production schedules, and critical circuits.
Future-ready capacity
Panels are planned with expansion, electrification, and serviceability in mind.
Assessment to energization
We keep facilities teams aligned with practical checkpoints for design, approvals, and cutover.
Step 1
Facility and load review
We inspect existing service equipment, panel capacity, load needs, and site constraints.
Step 2
Design and proposal
You receive a clear scope covering equipment, cutover plan, permitting, and schedule.
Step 3
Utility and inspection coordination
We align required disconnects, meter work, permits, and inspection milestones.
Step 4
Installation
Installation work is completed with facility needs in mind.