Commercial electrical contracting in Scottsdale, AZ

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 Scottsdale contractors, property managers and owners a written flat-price quote with the permit included.

Call 602-935-7971 or send a request with the form on this page and we will set up a time. Emergencies come first.

Many jobs do, including new circuits and anything at the panel. In Scottsdale, permits come from the City of Scottsdale building and development services. We check whether your job needs one, pull it, and schedule the inspection.

Usually, yes. We phase the work so part of the suite keeps seeing patients, schedule shutdowns for evenings or days the office is closed, and keep exit signs and emergency lights working in the occupied area. Exam and treatment rooms are wired to the grounding rules in NEC Article 517.

On the electrical side, a load calculation comes first. Kitchen equipment, hood fans, walk-in coolers and electric water heaters can add far more load than a retail tenant used. We compare the kitchen designer's equipment schedule to the existing service and tell you early if the space needs a larger service from the utility.

Some do and some do not. It varies by building and even by suite. We check the service voltage, the panel serving your suite and the load on it before you commit to equipment that needs three-phase power, and if the suite falls short, we price the options with you.

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.

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.

Licensed Precise Electrical electricians. The person who quotes the job can tell you who will be there.

Yes. We protect floors and furniture while we work, patch small access holes we make, and haul away old equipment when we leave.