Capabilities

Ground‑up electrical construction

Underground, service entrance, switchgear, distribution, lighting and low‑voltage pathways for new commercial and industrial buildings.

Ground‑Up Construction

From slab conduit to energized turnover

We start with underground and slab conduit, set the service and switchgear, run distribution and branch circuits, and finish with lighting, controls and testing. One project manager carries the job from mobilization to closeout and keeps your superintendent informed at every inspection.

Graded site with temporary buildings before ground-up electrical work

Process

How a ground‑up job runs

01

Preconstruction

Drawing review, RFIs, submittals and long‑lead gear released early.

02

Underground and rough‑in

Duct banks, slab stub‑ups and in‑wall rough‑in sequenced with the other trades.

03

Gear and distribution

Service entrance, switchgear, transformers and feeders set and terminated.

04

Trim, test and turnover

Devices, fixtures and controls, then testing, inspections and closeout documents.

Project experience

Construction projects

Conduit, wire reels and materials staged at the NRG Baytown site

Industrial

High-voltage conduit and switchgear

Data center electrical room with panelboards, transformers and disconnects on raised floor

Data Centers

Power distribution and lighting

Same Day Pod production equipment wired to new disconnects on a teal wall

Industrial

Factory power distribution

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do you carry the permit and inspections?

Yes. We pull the electrical permit, schedule inspections and walk them with your superintendent.

As early as design development. Reviewing drawings before bid lets us flag conflicts and price the scope accurately.

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