When the power
goes down, you
need a number
that answers.
Commercial and industrial electrical service, maintenance, and construction across Central Virginia. ISNetworld certified, licensed, and insured — the same crew that builds it keeps it running.
Something's down.
Start here.
Commercial and industrial service calls across Central Virginia — troubleshooting, repairs, and the scheduled maintenance that keeps the call from happening again.
Agreement customers
Round-the-clock emergency response and priority dispatch. Included with a maintenance agreement.
After hours & weekends
Available to any commercial or industrial customer. Call the line and we'll tell you straight what we can get to and when.
Business hours
Standard service calls, scheduled repairs, and code corrections.
Troubleshooting & repair
Dead circuits, tripping breakers, failed lighting, burned connections, equipment that won't come back on. We find it and fix it rather than guessing at parts.
- Circuit troubleshooting
- Breaker & panel faults
- Lighting failures
- Equipment power
- Motor & control faults
- Code corrections
Scheduled & preventive
A recurring visit on a schedule you set. We inspect, catch what's about to fail, and fix it during business hours instead of at closing time on a Friday.
- Panel & connection inspection
- Thermal & load checks
- Lighting & ballast programs
- Exterior & lot lighting
- Emergency & exit testing
- Motor & control upkeep
Put us on a schedule and get the 24/7 line
An agreement covers scheduled inspection and upkeep at an agreed interval, and it puts you at the front of the queue when something goes wrong at the worst possible time. Single site or a portfolio.
Commercial & industrial,
start to finish
We take on commercial and industrial electrical work of most types and sizes — ground-up construction, tenant build-outs, plant and facility work, renovations, and system upgrades on existing buildings.
Complete electrical packages for new commercial and industrial construction — service and distribution through final trim.
Tenant upfits, renovations, and reconfiguration in vacant or occupied space.
Service and panel changes, added capacity, distribution, and equipment power on existing buildings.
Machine and equipment hookups, motor circuits and controls, three-phase distribution, and plant power on running facilities.
Generators and transfer switches, EV charging, and equipment with loads that need a study behind them.
Bid to closeout
How a construction project runs. Service and maintenance work doesn’t go through this — that starts with a phone call.
Takeoff & bid
Send prints or a scope. You get a written number with the assumptions and exclusions spelled out, not a range.
Preconstruction
Submittals, gear lead times, and a manpower plan mapped to your schedule before anyone shows up on site.
Field execution
Crew on site when the schedule says. Changes priced in writing before the work happens, not after.
Inspection & closeout
We meet the inspector, correct anything flagged, and hand over as-builts and panel schedules.
Work on the ground
Recent work across the Richmond market, completed under general contract. Select a project to see the scope and photos from the job.
Petfolk
Midlothian DepotFull electrical package for a ground-up veterinary clinic. Exam and treatment rooms carry equipment loads a retail space never sees — dedicated circuits for imaging and lab gear, isolated grounds where the equipment called for it, and lighting to the brand’s clinical spec.
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Victoria’s Secret
Short PumpTenant upfit inside an operating mall, built to a national fixture schedule. Sales floor and fitting room lighting, feature display power, and back-of-house circuits — sequenced around mall access hours and the GC’s turnover date.
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Lululemon
Short PumpBrand fixture package installed as drawn, with track and accent lighting carrying most of the scope. POS, stockroom, and back-of-house power coordinated with the other trades on a compressed schedule.
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Savers
Broad StreetLarge-format retail in an existing building. Sales floor lighting throughout, dedicated power for the processing and sorting area, and distribution rework to carry the new load without a full service change.
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Savers
MidlothianThe second store in the same program. Same fixture package, same standard, executed without relearning the spec — which is the argument for keeping one electrical contractor across a multi-site rollout.
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Consumer Cellular
Broad StreetSmall-format retail upfit. Lighting package, counter and display power, and data rough-in coordinated with the tenant’s low-voltage vendor ahead of fixture delivery.
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Cleared before
you need us
National brand programs and larger GCs screen subs on safety and compliance before scope ever comes up. That screening is already done.
ISNetworld certified
Written safety programs, insurance certificates, and training records reviewed and verified through ISN’s RAVS process. Our ID pulls up on request — no scramble when the vendor packet lands.
Spec is the spec
National retail runs on fixture schedules and standards that don’t bend by market. We build to the package as drawn and flag conflicts before they become punch items.
Multi-site capable
Two Savers locations to the same standard. When a program moves through the market, the second store shouldn’t cost you a new learning curve.
How far we go
depends on the work
One radius doesn’t describe it. Construction, service, and agreement customers each have a different answer.
Where the job is
New construction, upfits, and larger project work travel. If the scope and schedule make sense, distance is a line item — not a reason to pass. Send it and we’ll price it.
Roughly 30 miles
Our core service area is about a 30-mile radius of Richmond — that’s where response is fastest. Past that line, call and ask and we’ll tell you straight what we can commit to.
Wherever your sites are
A maintenance agreement sets its own map. If your portfolio runs past our normal service area, that’s part of the conversation — we’ll build the coverage into the agreement.
Service call or
bid request
If something is down, call — don't use the form. For bids, send prints, a scope, or the vendor packet and we'll get you a number.
(804) 386-4911