Commercial electrical contracting in Mesa, AZ
Mesa's commercial work has a utility question built in. Parts of central Mesa are served by the City of Mesa's own electric utility, and the rest of the city is on SRP or APS.
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- ROC #368777, dual CR-11 license
- Written flat-price quotes
- After-hours work in occupied spaces
What to know in Mesa
For a service upgrade or a new meter, that decides whose requirements we build to and whose schedule we work around.
Beyond that, Mesa's commercial work includes medical offices along the US 60, industrial space near Falcon Field and Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport, and restaurants and shops in Downtown Mesa. Medical suites need dedicated equipment circuits and the grounding rules of NEC Article 517. Industrial buildings near the two airports often need three-phase connections and high-bay lighting. Permits and inspections run through the City of Mesa building and development services.
Commercial work in Mesa runs through the local permit office and whichever utility serves the building. We handle both, size the service before you commit to equipment, and plan shutdowns around your hours so your Mesa space can stay open while the work gets done.
What's included
- Plan review or a site walk of your Mesa space
- Load calculations before new equipment is ordered
- Permits and inspections with the local building department
- Utility coordination for service upgrades
- Typed panel schedules and as-builts at closeout
- Permits
- City of Mesa building and development services
- Utility
- SRP or APS, depending on the address. Parts of central Mesa are served by the City of Mesa electric utility instead.
- Phone
- 602-935-7971
Looking for commercial electrical contracting near you?
Before anyone opens your panel, check for:
- An active Arizona ROC license in the right class (R-11, C-11 or CR-11)
- Proof of liability insurance and workers comp
- A written quote with the scope and the price
- A permit for work that needs one, pulled by the contractor for your address
- No large cash deposit before materials are bought
Free estimate in Mesa
Tell us what is going on and we will set up a time to look at it.
Or call 602-935-7971
Common questions
What does commercial electrical cost in Mesa?
It depends on the scope, the existing service, access, permit requirements and whether the work has to happen after hours. We review the plans or walk the space, then give Mesa contractors, property managers and owners a written flat-price quote with the permit included.
How soon can you get to Mesa?
Call 602-935-7971 or send a request with the form on this page and we will set up a time. Emergencies come first.
Do I need a permit for commercial electrical contracting in Mesa?
Many jobs do, including new circuits and anything at the panel. In Mesa, permits come from the City of Mesa building and development services. We check whether your job needs one, pull it, and schedule the inspection.
How do I know if my Mesa building is on the City of Mesa electric utility?
Check the name on the electric bill. Parts of central Mesa are served by the City of Mesa, and the rest of the city is on SRP or APS. Each utility has its own service requirements and schedule, so we confirm which one serves the building before we design a service upgrade.
Do imaging and sterilization equipment need dedicated circuits in a Mesa medical suite?
Usually, yes. X-ray and other imaging units, autoclaves and sterilizers typically come with manufacturer requirements for a dedicated circuit, a specific voltage and sometimes a particular breaker or disconnect. We get the install sheets from the equipment dealer before rough-in, so each circuit is sized and placed to match.
Do you work on industrial space near Falcon Field or Gateway Airport?
Yes. Industrial and flex buildings in those areas often run on three-phase service, and new tenants bring compressors, machinery and charging equipment. We check the service and the panel serving your space, then wire equipment connections, disconnects and high-bay lighting to your layout.
Do you work as a subcontractor for general contractors?
Yes. We bid from your plans and specs, list our assumptions and exclusions on the quote, and work to your schedule. RFIs go through you, change orders are priced in writing before the extra work starts, and rough-in and inspections are coordinated with your superintendent. Owners and property managers can also hire us directly for smaller projects.
Can you work after hours so the business stays open?
Yes. When a job needs the power off, we schedule it for night, early morning or a day you are closed, and you know ahead of time which circuits will be down. Work that does not need a shutdown can often happen during open hours in back rooms or closed-off areas.
Who does the work: your crew or subcontractors?
Licensed Precise Electrical electricians. The person who quotes the job can tell you who will be there.
Do you clean up after the job?
Yes. We protect floors and furniture while we work, patch small access holes we make, and haul away old equipment when we leave.
Commercial electrical nearby
The crew
Licensed electricians on every job
The electrician who looks at your job is qualified to do it. We photograph what we find and give you options when there is more than one good fix.
- Arizona ROC licensed and insured
- Photos and written findings on every job
- Permits and inspections handled
- Clean job sites and labeled panels
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